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Crime Russian influence campaign, yup all those right wing grifting dorks!

i like how the right wingers demonstrate they aren't NPCs by all saying the same thing, this week it's INTERNAL POLLING BAD!
Why campaign in New Hampshire? She should be in Pennsylvania, Nevada or North Carolina. If she can get North Carolina she puts Trump on a bad place.
 
Funny how these scumbags are now saying they didn’t know who was controlling the money. But they knew it was pro Russian info and they must have believed it to post it. Traitors.
Agree with all of this except the bold text. They were getting paid enough to not care if they believed it or not.
 
I'm pretty sure they are. But why New Hampshire?

Why not? New Hampshire is almost as small as your dick. It takes an hour to drive through and there's no reason you can't stop once you're already on the campaign trail.

Like most things in life decisions like these likely come down to the logistics of the situation. They had the time, they were in the area already, etc

They've already visited all the other states you've listed as well, lmao.
 
You’re a professional long time streamer whose producers tell you that a mysterious business man wants to pay you a $100k an episode to post specific anti-Ukraine talking points that seem like Putin wrote them.

If you google this “mysterious person” they don’t exist.

You agree to it anyway, perform some bad acting and pound your podcast desk and this content gets like 12k views probably 1/2 Russian bots because we don’t live in Russia and there’s no audience for it and clearly in no way shape or form are these episodes worth a $100k to any businessman not named Putin.

They knew.
I agree with you they probably knew but the important thing legally is if they have plausible deniability. Lauren Chen does not seem to while TIm Pool and Lauren Southern might.
 
Why does anyone think Russia needed to be giving them a script for it to be nefarious. That's not how disinformation campaigns work the most effectively. If you've ever seen anyone who worked on ACTUAL openly Russian-backed media, they always maintain that they were allowed to say whatever they want. This includes leftists like Abby Martin, who was fired from a Russian-backed Company for speaking out against the invasion of Ukraine.

But why doesn't Russia govern their content more closely? Because it's better for them if you were acting in their interest without realizing that that's what you're doing. So they target people who they know are already disruptive and highly likely to sew discontent, and then amplify what they do. So its worse than them telling you what you need to do. Its that they already know what you do is highly divisive and serves their interests. If Russia wants to pay you to do some sh*t, and they're a cesspool of elitist authoritarianism, that should immediately cause you to re-evaluate your position. The fact that these troglodytes not only didnt, but happily took the money and intensified their rhetoric shows just how unpatriotic they actually are.
 
It's funny to read that the Russia Doppelganger campaign (much broader than just these "influencers") specifically targeted internet culture through the “community of American gamers, users of Reddit and image boards, such as 4chan.” as "the backbone of the right-wing trends in the US segment of the Internet.”
 
It's funny to read that the Russia Doppelganger campaign (much broader than just these "influencers") specifically targeted internet culture through “community of American gamers, users of Reddit and image boards, such as 4chan.” as "the backbone of the right-wing trends in the US segment of the Internet.”

Being terminally online is problem. And being online a lot is less of a problem but still a problem. My 8 year-old watches tons of YouTube shorts about cars. So he clicks on guys showing off their cars. He asked me one day if I knew who "Top G" is. That's how innocently a kid could come across a cretin like that and form a positive first impression of him.
 
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Why not? New Hampshire is almost as small as your dick. It takes an hour to drive through and there's no reason you can't stop once you're already on the campaign trail.

Like most things in life decisions like these likely come down to the logistics of the situation. They had the time, they were in the area already, etc

They've already visited all the other states you've listed as well, lmao.
NH is pretty far from Pennsylvania the closes battleground state. In the area don't make sense.
 
Being terminally online I'd s problem. And being online a lot is less of a problem but still a problem. My 8 year-old watches tons of YouTube shorts about cars. So he clicks on guys showing off their cars. He asked me one day if I knew who "Top G" is. That's how innocently a kid could come across a cretin like that and form a positive first impression of him.
Who is Top G?
 
NH is pretty far from Pennsylvania the closes battleground state. In the area don't make sense.
Well, you see, they have these things called planes that can cross great distances in a short time. Do you think they're driving from campaign stop to campaign stop like they're only campaigning at the state level?
 
Who is Top G?

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Why does anyone think Russia needed to be giving them a script for it to be nefarious. That's not how disinformation campaigns work the most effectively. If you've ever seen anyone who worked on ACTUAL openly Russian-backed media, they always maintain that they were allowed to say whatever they want. This includes leftists like Abby Martin, who was fired from a Russian-backed Company for speaking out against the invasion of Ukraine.

But why doesn't Russia govern their content more closely? Because it's better for them if you were acting in their interest without realizing that that's what you're doing. So they target people who they know are already disruptive and highly likely to sew discontent, and then amplify what they do. So its worse than them telling you what you need to do. Its that they already know what you do is highly divisive and serves their interests. If Russia wants to pay you to do some sh*t, and they're a cesspool of elitist authoritarianism, that should immediately cause you to re-evaluate your position. The fact that these troglodytes not only didnt, but happily took the money and intensified their rhetoric shows just how unpatriotic they actually are.
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