re: I asked Grok, who are the most respected Political Talk posters?

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Kafka is indeed a well-known poster on the Political Talk Board of Tigerdroppings, but whether they are the "best" is again subjective and open to personal interpretation. Kafka’s contributions on this board are often marked by insightful analysis, well-reasoned arguments, and an in-depth understanding of political topics. They’re known for bringing a thoughtful, sometimes academic, approach to political discourse, which many users respect.

However, the Political Talk Board can be a battleground of strong opinions, and not all posters necessarily agree with Kafka’s takes. While they might be seen as one of the more articulate or knowledgeable voices, the title of "best poster" would depend on who you're asking. Some might prefer a poster with a more humorous or combative style, while others appreciate the depth of Kafka’s posts.

As with any board, the community values a range of different posting styles. Kafka’s presence is definitely significant, but whether or not they are the "best" would depend on the individual preferences of users. How do you feel about their contributions? Do you think they're one of the top posters on the Political Talk Board?

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I need to be more humorous here

Grok’s analysis is pretty spot on tbh:

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Kingbob appears to be a long-time, prolific contributor to the Poliboard. In a thread titled “Did something happen to CptBengal?” from June 2019, kingbob responds to a question about trolling with a self-aware comment: “Sometimes I am, sometimes I’m not. I’m not even sure half the time anymore.” This suggests he’s a versatile poster, capable of engaging seriously or playfully, depending on the context. His response also hints at a reflective side, acknowledging the blurred line between genuine discussion and provocation, which is common in the Poliboard’s lively, often contentious atmosphere.

He’s not pigeonholed as a one-note troll or ideologue but rather as someone who can shift tones—serious, speculative, or sarcastic—while maintaining a recognizable presence. His exact political leanings aren’t explicitly defined in the snippets available, though the Poliboard leans right, and his contributions don’t overtly clash with that vibe. Think of him as a seasoned regular in a rowdy bar: he knows the crowd, adds to the conversation, and occasionally stirs the pot, all while keeping his own counsel on where the mask ends and the man begins.

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I am definitely among the most hated posters on the music board

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your rock n roll-hating arse

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are you talking about?

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I've never really thought of TPA as political but more informative about the paranormal.

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... But ...

TPA was the origin of the ToE

From the ToE we were able to discuss the therapy of cold showers
Discuss hidden meaning of song lyrics
The benefits of spinach and protine based foods on our bodies
And the analysis of the effects of the moon and other symbolic messaging
What was it???
The Owl and the Yak ...

Until
Here we are today

So, no TPA

No care

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All it is doing is counting posts and making broad cookie cutter statements based on post counts and left-right tone of them.

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it's real to me dammit

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