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Eh, I disagree. Propaganda is particularly insidious with current tech/media. It's one thing to say, "Russia (et. al.) meddled in our election," or "Cambridge Analytica enabled dictatorial regimes," without understanding the mechanics of such influence. This kind of (yes) research demonstrates the vulnerabilities of familiar platforms and the role the average user/person plays in activating propagandic efforts.

Edit: We should not take familiar spaces for granted, just because they look the same as they ever did and the format is consistent. Such a program as was run is a proverbial canary in the coalmine. The real-world sample is necessary.

Here we go again. The fact that they're allowed to trade in the first place is a joke, not least because they are owned by lobbyists.

Those are the ones they want

You are quite the mouthful

Paywall article

Cops have been killing people anyway. May as well get something for it.

Eh, I mean what can domestication offer them that they don't already have? A cat-sized rat requires concessions.

Si, fry. 🚀

That's a bingo. Empathy causes stress.

Bigly. Bigly out of touch.

Splitters!