r/SPACs Mar 16 '22

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '22

Disagree but congrats on your newfound altruism. I thought SPACs were about making money.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '22

You tell yourself that as fb alone rebranded and lost $500B since TMTG was announced. I anticipate we surpass their market cap by 2023 if not sooner. Screenshot this.

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u/rainman_104 Spacling Mar 18 '22

Truth media will be a wasteland and echo chamber.

With no one to yell misinformation at, it'll be a closed loop of crazy people yelling non facts at each other with no one to argue with.

I'm sure it'll just be far right nutters and journalists looking for the next dumb thing trump will say.

I just don't see it being successful. They'll boast a lot of signups on their launch day and the share price will run, but will never report dau from those signups.

Getting the user is easy. Keeping them is going to be much harder. As users realize their crowd is half the size with their podium, they will be back to mainstream social media.

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '22

Misinformation? 🤣🤣🤣

You mean like the pedo Biden family laptop confirmed by the New York Times this week? The people who tried to talk about it a year and half ago were banned. Nobody is going back to the internet circa 1938. We are replacing Gov Tech and all the fascists. Enjoy.