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"inauthentic behavior" is an strange way to put it. propaganda, information warfare, disinformation, incitement, false flags, fake news ;)
by jakelarkin 8y ago
"inauthentic behavior" is an strange way to put it. propaganda, information warfare, disinformation, incitement, false flags, fake news ;)
- crispyambulance 8y agoYeah, there exists perfectly good vocabulary words for naming this stuff. Yet for some reason facebook has chosen to neutralize their language. I wonder why? BTW Infowars is still up on facebook, right?
- admax88q 8y agoMaybe because inauthentic behaviour accurately describes all those different words in a single two work statement?
- maze-le 8y agoI'm pretty sure propaganda can be very authentic, as well as incitement. It really only depends on the audience...
- crispyambulance 8y ago"Inauthentic behavior" is not intrinsically offensive by itself and could mean almost anything or nothing at all. "Disinformation campaigns to induce people to vote against their own interests", that's more precise, much better. What? Are we trying to conserve words here?
- xienze 8y ago> "inauthentic behavior" is an strange way to put it. It's how they can square the circle of "Russians are trying to sow division" with content that is identical to that which is created by domestic actors. E.g., pro-BLM Facebook post posted by an American = good, same pro-BLM Facebook post posted by a Russian? Bad! Sowing division! Inauthentic behavior!
- equalunique 8y ago"Once a KGB, always a KGB!" So does that also apply to all the "former" intel people in the American MSM? They work for three letter agencies that are legally authoized to lie to the American public...
- smileysteve 8y agoRay Bans on Sale! Images haunt my facebook.