@Tablesalt13 Polling companies have now become full on propaganda machines meant to sway public opinion that are paid by governments, special interest groups and media and when you don't answer questions in the way that won't garner the results they want they cut you off like they did with me
@KarlDHarrison@BCConservCaucus@LDoerkson Public polling vote swaying propaganda machines are out in full force this week. Remember folks governments, special interest groups and media pay for these polls and when you don't answer the questions that will give them the results they want.. this happens
@CanadianPolling you should be ashamed with the amount of propaganda you are spewing in order to sway public opinion. Polls are bought and paid for the results they want and when you don't answer correctly they do this.
@MarcNixon24@MarcNixon24 Polls are now being used to spread propaganda and sway public opinion. They are paid by either governments, special interest groups or media and when you don't answer the way they want they cut off the poll and send what I got
@krisster8 polling are just another tool to sway public opinion. They are generally paid for by Government, special interest groups and media. The results garnered are intended results. When you do a poll and you don't answer it in a way that would garner the results you get this:
@CanadianPolling@338Canada Again, polling is used to sway public opinion and are paid by either governments, media or special interest groups. They pay for the results they want. If you answer in a way that does not support their outcome you get this like I did:
Communism doesn't charge in. It creeps in and those foolish enough to inhale the propaganda spewed by our current liberal government will be the last to realize that they are responsible for our demise of the country as we knew it.
@theprovince Polls are being used to sway public opinion. Results are bought and paid for by one of three, special interest groups, government or media and if you don't answer the poll in the way that supports the narrative you get this:
@Concern70732755 It doesn't need to make sense when it's paid for. Polls are used to sway public opinion and the results are paid for and if you answer questions in a poll that does not support the intended outcome, you get this:
@CanadianPolling Polls are meant to sway public opinion. Pollsters are paid by the people who hire them to provide the results they want and if you don't answer their questions in the way that supports the narrative you get this: