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I'm guessing there are better ways to try and "educate the public" than secretly paying influencers to shape the public's opinion. And now that they were disco
by mtgx 9y ago
I'm guessing there are better ways to try and "educate the public" than secretly paying influencers to shape the public's opinion.
And now that they were discovered they've just made it a lot worse for themselves because they lost all credibility on the issue.
Also, is it even the central bank's role to do stuff like this? Shouldn't it be a political or governmental issue?
- devwinportable 9y agothat's not how "media war" is played... the other side is already spending zillions to sell their ponzi-schemes... by secretly paying influencers