Has anyone noticed the fake John McAfee that has been commenting of nearly every one of Daddy's tweets?

16  2019-08-20 by Human6928

So I was prowling Daddy Drumpf's Twitter earlier for some sweet drama when I noticed something really weird in the comments of all of his tweets.

A Twitter account that is pretending to be John McAfee, the billionaire, presidential candidate, and living drama farm, has been commenting a copy pasted promotion for a Bitcoin airdrop that is very obviously a scam for tech illiterate boomers.

The posts have dozens of comments from brand new or long inactive bot accounts claiming that they have received thousands of dollars in Bitcoin thanks to the generosity of Lord McAfee. These comments also tend to have a very high amount of likes.

Interestingly, despite that these comments are at the very top of Daddy's posts, there doesn't seem to be anyone talking about it anywhere. It is my personal belief that everyone should be talking about this, as I see great potential in the drama that can be gained from this.

TD;DR Read the fucking post you lazy mayo

9 comments

1  SnapshillBot 2019-08-20

I’m always amazed how few people know about Gamergate. It’s not only the key to understanding so many violent harassment campaigns going on today, it’s lots of the same people angry about the same stuff using the same playbook.

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  1. Has anyone noticed the fake John Mc... - archive.org, archive.today, removeddit.com

  2. commenting a copy pasted promotion - archive.org, archive.today

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1  HogPostBot 2019-08-20

This account has been replying mcafee for a few months now.

1  Wololol0w 2019-08-20

Old news faggot

1  Human6928 2019-08-20

Just because it is old, doesn't mean it doesn't have drama potential

1  shitpersonality 2019-08-20

Maybe two years ago. What is this, 2017? ROFLMFAO 😂

1  _-Drama_Llama-_ 2019-08-20

I felt like an idiot since I followed a link to one of his tweets from here, and for a second thought that he also posted that.

I got excited and thought it was crazy that he was giving away whole bitcoins for free.

The comments to those tweets are so unbelievable though.

Women in a bikini who probably barely know what bitcoins are, posting things like "thanks for the free 20 bitcoins, that's cool"

Because if you just got $200k for free, you'd at least show some excitement.

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1  RBLXTalk 2019-08-20

This drama is like if you watered down ketchup, dumped it into the lake, went to the other side and sipped one singular ketchup molecule through a straw.

This happens on literally every controversial person's Twitter.

1  wellhellotherefellas 2019-08-20

Yeah, they always have that spam McAfee reply, and the exact same replies each time.