I think it's relevant, and that's why I commented to shed some light on it. I never accused anyone of being good or bad, I can't know that. But what I do know

I think it's relevant, and that's why I commented to shed some light on it. I never accused anyone of being good or bad, I can't know that. But what I do know is that this angle is used quite often by the same people who push Russian propaganda, like Tim Pool, Dave Rubin, and Benny Johnson. How would you approach someone who has been misinformed into believing free speech protects foreign state interference and that's ok, for example?