Russia's Prigozhin admits interfering in U.S. elections

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Voted straight blue several weeks ago. None of the GOP’s treason (or sedition, or hatred of women or any of the other terrible things they do and believe) are a new surprise.

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Now Prigozhin admits he owns the Internet Research Agency

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Would Russian influence on the election be less objectionable if they formed a PAC, wined and dined politicians, gave their kids no-show jobs and filled their pockets with cash?

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Anonymous wrote:Would Russian influence on the election be less objectionable if they formed a PAC, wined and dined politicians, gave their kids no-show jobs and filled their pockets with cash?

No. It’s no less objectionable that their money keeps killing us via the NRA, either.

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Anonymous wrote:I just came on here to post about this. Why is this not being shouted from the rooftops? This is unbelievable.

Americans don't want to believe that we are susceptible to this type of influence operation.

I feel pretty certain that almost everything we've seen for the last seven-ish years is foreign influenced. I don't believe Trump is a witting or active player, but that he, his family, and his business/political organization have been turned against the US by foreign actors and with the knowing or unknowing help of US citizens.

Although I doubt what I'm about to say, I wonder if any member of the Trump family have regrets about being turned against the US. What a legacy to leave.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just came on here to post about this. Why is this not being shouted from the rooftops? This is unbelievable.

Americans don't want to believe that we are susceptible to this type of influence operation.

I feel pretty certain that almost everything we've seen for the last seven-ish years is foreign influenced. I don't believe Trump is a witting or active player, but that he, his family, and his business/political organization have been turned against the US by foreign actors and with the knowing or unknowing help of US citizens.

Although I doubt what I'm about to say, I wonder if any member of the Trump family have regrets about being turned against the US. What a legacy to leave.

I doubt it, they have zero regrets for all they did for Israel.

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Anonymous wrote:Would Russian influence on the election be less objectionable if they formed a PAC, wined and dined politicians, gave their kids no-show jobs and filled their pockets with cash?

No. It’s no less objectionable that their money keeps killing us via the NRA, either.

Right because prior to their involvement NRA was mostly handing out cookies and cuddling kittens. Wake up. America's love of guns is entirely homegrown.

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Anonymous wrote:Question: Why do you so fervently believe the words of a person from a regime that constantly traffics in disinformation and propaganda?

Hm. that's a bit of a circular reasoning.

He's a liar, so he is lying about election interference, and the troll posts by them aren't troll posts but facts because I believe they are facts and not troll posts by the Russian propaganda machine.

That is the problem with liars. You never know if they are telling the truth, and this applies to Trump, as well. We all know he lies. So, why do MAGA believe everything he says?

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Anonymous wrote:Russia prefers Biden in power, as he enriches them with high oil prices. If Russia can help Biden by having someone admit to helping Republicans, then they will do so.

That's some twisted logic. I see the misinformation campaign works well on you. Must be low IQ like Trump.

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Russia is the sworn enemy of the United States.

China is not one of our “trading partners.”

China is also an enemy of the United States.

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Anonymous wrote:Would Russian influence on the election be less objectionable if they formed a PAC, wined and dined politicians, gave their kids no-show jobs and filled their pockets with cash?

Criticizing AIPAC is antisemitic and shouldn't be allowed

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This Infograph is useful in understanding Russia’s abuse of social media:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Would Russian influence on the election be less objectionable if they formed a PAC, wined and dined politicians, gave their kids no-show jobs and filled their pockets with cash?

No. It’s no less objectionable that their money keeps killing us via the NRA, either.

Right because prior to their involvement NRA was mostly handing out cookies and cuddling kittens. Wake up. America's love of guns is entirely homegrown.

I remember the NRA of the 80s, because my father was (and is) a member. I disagreed with it then but I really disagree with it now. The “gun safety classes, responsible gun owner, deer hunting is a family sport!” NRA of the 1980s is a different species from the “kindergarten teachers should be armed and AR-15s are normal hunting rifles” NRA of today. You wake up. The GOP is riddled with treasonous rot.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Would Russian influence on the election be less objectionable if they formed a PAC, wined and dined politicians, gave their kids no-show jobs and filled their pockets with cash?

No. It’s no less objectionable that their money keeps killing us via the NRA, either.

Right because prior to their involvement NRA was mostly handing out cookies and cuddling kittens. Wake up. America's love of guns is entirely homegrown.

I remember the NRA of the 80s, because my father was (and is) a member. I disagreed with it then but I really disagree with it now. The “gun safety classes, responsible gun owner, deer hunting is a family sport!” NRA of the 1980s is a different species from the “kindergarten teachers should be armed and AR-15s are normal hunting rifles” NRA of today. You wake up. The GOP is riddled with treasonous rot.

NRA then and NRA now are STILL not concerned with gun safety and fought tooth and nail every single gun restriction introduced in the wake of school shootings. The Russians didn't make them do it. It's the toxic, pernicious love affair America has with guns.