'No Kings Day' PAYING TikTokers $200 a DAY to Support Riots

[Ralph Wiggum]

The more we learn about these 'riots,' the more we find out they're not only being funded by big Lefty orgs (that are funded by Democrats), but organized as well. You'd think by now nothing would surprise us when it comes to our pals on the Left, but this is pretty slimy and desperate even for them.

Let's start here, where people are seeing big TikTok stars shaming others for not speaking up about the riots.

And gosh, golly, gee, they're all saying the same things:

.. not "speaking out" against the raids.

The creators tell other people they're "bad" people unless they post videos of themselves condemning the raids.

Many are regurgitating the same phrases, comparing jaywalking to illegal immigration, for example.

Some users are beginning to question whether the posts are organic or not.

🚨BREAKING: Another TikToker reveals they were offered $200 to join the nationwide “No Kings Day” protest in NYC—targeting ICE and President Trump’s deportation policies.

Wow, $200 a day? That's a lot of money just to push some people on TikTok to support the riots. Almost as if Democrats know their policies and ideas are so grossly unpopular with the majority of Americans that they have no other choice but to PAY for the support.

There's a reason their approval rating is currently at 19%.

https://twitchy.com/samj/2025/06/12/tik-tokrs-spewing-same-message-on-ice-almost-as-if-theyve-got-a-script-n2414155

[SSG Snuggle Bunny]

18 U.S. Code § 2383 - Rebellion or insurrection

Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States.

[SVPete]

The term Rent-a-Mob dates to the 1980s. The San Jose Murky Skews Want-Ads used to have an "Activists" section seeking people to protest Reagan's policies and actions.

[Ptarmigan]

Clearly planned.

[Ralph Wiggum]

The term Rent-a-Mob dates to the 1980s. The San Jose Murky Skews Want-Ads used to have an "Activists" section seeking people to protest Reagan's policies and actions.

I recall being educated to such astroturfing by the late great Rush Limbaugh.

[SVPete]

Back in the late 80s and early 90s, the mostly liberal talker KGO had a contract to run 1 hour of Rush in the lunchtime gap between their local hosts' shows. It also kept competitors from having all 3 hours of Rush. I'm pretty sure I heard "Rent-a-Mob" and heard of papers' "Activist" want-ads section from local host Jim Eason, who was conservative-libertarian.

In the 90s, the owner of KGO, Cumulus Media, moved its conservative show hosts over to KSFO, which it also owned (both are/were SF stations, KGO being the more powerful). Over time, that Cumulus screwed with KGO's content, trying to get the same bang for less bucks; meanwhile, KSFO flourished, gaining significant audience ... in the SF Bay Area. KGO, which had long DEFINED talk radio in the SF Bay Area, never recovered from Cumulus' monkey-wrenching, and Cumulus moved all its conservative content over to KGO in January this year and took KSFO off the air.

It was KGO/KSFO host the late Lee Rodgers who advised, "Never give your heart to a politician, they will break it." He also said, "There is only one way to look at a politician, down."