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Why do we allow russia to manipulate us?

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Why do we allow russia to manipulate us?

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Why is social media full of russian propaganda videos? Why do they push those videos?

Politic videos and posts should be excluded from the algorithm.

Every time I open YouTube I see a post about putin being the good guy and trying to help Europe or some bs. Same sht on Instagram. How is this allowed?

Why isn’t Europe doing anything about it?

Putin managed to divide the USA and now Europe is next.

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rupert murdoch discovered this formula in the 70s. you are right; we have to give people the tools to cultivate, curate and control their own media so that people can create, share and consume the information they really want and need, rather than be abused, baited an traumatized by addictive trash

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