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Okay, I misunderstood, your message seemed to imply Russia doesn't try to spread propaganda online. You're right, it is blown way out of proportion. Russia is
by Miner49er 7y ago
Okay, I misunderstood, your message seemed to imply Russia doesn't try to spread propaganda online.
You're right, it is blown way out of proportion. Russia is most likely doing it, but yeah, I've never understood the focus on Russia when literally anyone can, and basically everyone tries to influence US politics, many (like Israel, or certain media outlets) do it openly.
- hallihax 7y ago> Okay, I misunderstood, your message seemed to imply Russia doesn't try to spread propaganda online. I don't really see how anything I said could be construed that way, but ok :P Sure you're a not a fed yourself? :P /s
- 0x445442 7y agoYeah, if we want to talk about influencing politics let's start by comparing the number of members of congress that hold duel citizenship with Russia, Ukraine, Syria and Iran versus a particular other country.
- rashkov 7y agoYour comment is thoroughly within an anti-Semitic tradition of singling out and delegitimizing jewish citizens practicing politics, by accusing them of dual loyalty.
- rexpop 7y agoHardly.
- 0x445442 7y agoNice try but no. The question of whether or not an individual should be allowed to serve as a US representative in congress if they are also a citizen of a foreign country is perfectly valid. Also, I never referred to any particular country other than ones that weren't represented. The fact that you jumped right to the anti-Semite card shows there's probably issues with the way things currently stand.