I love how you're right, that account is flagrantly white-supremacist, and everyone is downvoting your comment. Very carefully and deliberately sprinkled among

I love how you're right, that account is flagrantly white-supremacist, and everyone is downvoting your comment. Very carefully and deliberately sprinkled among the posts are pro-Russian and leading questions designed to allow for "frank and earnest discussion" in the replies. Questions like: Why don't you live in London? With a cute picture of a London neighborhood. A question that has been explicitly asked to elicit "because the muslims are ruining everything" in the comments. Why don't we make art like this anymore? With a renaissance painting. A question that has explicitly been asked to elicit "Because the radical trans-feminists are destroying art and culture" in the comments. Why doesn't paris have architecture anymore? With a picture of an 1800s cafe. A question that has been explicitly asked to elicit "because the globalists want to homogenize everything that matters and increase the diversity of everything that doesn't matter." What's the craziest thing you've heard of in the name of self-care? A question that has been explicitly asked to elicit "Open borders as "self care" for nations to "increase birth rates"." This method of social media proselytization is very common and has been honed over the last 20 or so years to very slowly and deliberately introduce white supremacist ideas while cloaking the posts themselves in a veneer of respectability. My assertion is that the people downvoting your comment are either white supremacists, or too stupid to realize they're being played. All of my "because the..." responses were pulled directly from top-level responses to their "call and response" posts, btw. The newsletter the account's bio links to removes the veil.