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Discuss, yes, but most of this isn't a discussion but a propaganda effort.
by LorenPechtel 5y ago
Discuss, yes, but most of this isn't a discussion but a propaganda effort.
- mc32 5y agoBut they flagged proper researchers; how is that defensible? In addition whats the difference between foreign propaganda, domestic propaganda and corporate propaganda?
- namelessoracle 5y agoConsidering who/what countries actively invest in all forms of communication there is no meaningful line between the 3 anymore. Even domestic propaganda becomes suspect when you find out a government officials child has major business dealings with X or Y country. This happens in both parties.
- weasel_words 5y agoBut that is the whole point of the parent. Who is to say it is a "propaganda effort"? FB/TW/YT? Why? How would they know (unless they were part of that effort, ironically)?
- LorenPechtel 5y agoPart of the answer is looking for patterns and bots. When it's a few voices being amplified by a whole bunch of bots it's propaganda.
- ClumsyPilot 5y agoHas this been decided by court/parliament/popular vote or any form of legitimate authority? The only thing worse than government sensorship is privatised mafia sensorship