Are conservatives more likely to fall under Russian influence through the use of misinformation trolls?

[ChefPapiChulo]

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We should just out a huge proxy around Russia. It won’t be 100% effective but at least we’d see less of those idiots.

[OddBeMe]

Research has shown that confirming biases and conformity are very active in our brains. That’s how we became tribes in the old days with our grandpas.

But you gotta be smarter now. Check every fact. Every comment for its validity. And it’s soo easy to.

[Wallythewalrus]

How many facials have you given Trump's mug shot? I'm guessing 3.

[ChefPapiChulo]

Typical bot talking about something that isn’t even mentioned here.

[astrophelle]

I'm a pro-Ukrainian and I definitely don't support anything about Russia but I don't believe that Russian propaganda and trolls are very active tbh.

[ChefPapiChulo]

What makes you think they aren’t? Despite evidence that there is.

[astrophelle]

I don't believe most pro-russians who are mistaken for russian trolls are actually russians (or work for Russia) they're just people who are dont want paying taxes or people don't like Ukraine becoming a commodity and yeap they are soo terrible but it is nonsense to think that they are russian trolls just because they are pro-russian because russian news media and social media are completely banned and even if they make propaganda they are not much strong to affect large masses (thank goodness).

[ChefPapiChulo]

What

[Anonymous]

Actually, liberals are more likely to fall under Russian influence.

[ChefPapiChulo]

Wrong.

[Opinion Owner]

No, it's true. Did you fall under Russian influence?

[ChefPapiChulo]

Liberals don't like Russia.

[Opinion Owner]

Yes they do.

[ChefPapiChulo]

you can think that sure.

[Opinion Owner]

Liberals love having an open border so Russian terrorists can get in.

[gorydetails]

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