(Why are there two "Conspiracy Theories" tags?)

@Snarflak Manifold was started as the elaborate front for SBF and the EA movement to funnel funds through to the Soros org while simultaneously being a manipulating resource for influencing elections by way of demoralizing the population through perceiving chances of candidates getting delegates and votes. It is very easy for them to do it! However, when SBF first created the account here, he maybe had railed too many lines of the adderall and made 2 topics accidentally? I don't know if it is the truth, I am just asking questions! We need to question it all today!!!

@Mirek I still cannot tell if you're a satire account or not. Oh well, Poe's Law strikes again.

@Mirek Oh, right, this is why I had you blocked.

Every year, the Open Society Foundations give thousands of grants to groups and individuals who promote our values—through a unique network that is guided by local voices and global expertise. 

presumably one of those thousand is "antifa"-related. antifa really just refers to a very diffuse and unorganized collection of left-wing activists, protestors, etc. so "soros" (one of the grantmakers) has probably funded "antifa" (some college club or charity that also does antifascist protests sometimes)

@jacksonpolack Yeah, this is an ill-formed market, "antifa" doesn't mean one specific organization, so it's hard to really define. This is pretty trivially true in the sense that there are definitely people who have been funded by Soros who have said that they're anti-fascist, and (I believe) false in the sense that Soros isn't intentionally funding a group called "Antifa" in the way that conspiracy theories allege.