content: Perhaps even more interesting is how much opposition my opinion's receiving. Perhaps even more interesting is how right now, this particular video submission has 52-0 upvotes to downvotes, while the last submission of that same video received 5-4, (scrubbing it off the frontpage) at around the time when I last commented on it. (I upvoted both of them)  "Posting time: 22 hours ago on 7/13/2018 7:55:47 PM" | 52 upvotes, 0 downvotes (100% upvoted it)   The video was then submitted a second time, but this time whoever was downvoting the previous post into oblivion, now didn't care about downvoting the video like like they did before.     "Posting time: 19 hours ago on 7/13/2018 11:18:56 PM" | 5 upvotes, 4 downvotes (56% upvoted it)   I commented with disapproval of his lifestyle, and after some time passed, downvotes were indeed registered, only instead of it being the post, this time it was my comment directly. (the video submission was no longer in it's infancy and had amassed upvotes) The "community's" peculiar selective participation is up for various interesting interpretations.  One is that the very different outcomes in participation is down to someone trying to hide particular options, thinking they could get a clean start if they left the last thread behind, which for a while they'd achieved successfully, until they received further anti-semitic comments. Put differently,  that (((JIDF))), (((Hasbara))), and fans of (((Alexander Dugin))), are trying to game /v/videos, and  trying to promote race mixing among whites with asians.  You steam the rice, you pay the price.