Bjorn_Yesterday
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He may have answered "better," but both of you finished a mile short of forming a cogent argument...typical.
It's your assertion. You posted those scary Facebook ad links.
Don't be mad because YOUR argument is weak.
You'll need to bring a cogent argument to the table before you speak of anyone else.
You'd be doing better if you brought something intelligent to the table. So stupid. So typical.
If if if, only you had a brain.
Last I checked, meeting with actual RUSSIANS who are offering dirt on Clinton--is the definition of collusion.
Here's a headline from today's New York Times:
"Russian fingerprints are on thousands of fake Facebook and Twitter accounts that posted anti-Clinton messages."
I'd link the story for you--but I'm not sure that you're intellectually suited for the New York Times.
Last I checked, meeting with actual RUSSIANS who are offering dirt on Clinton--is the definition of collusion.
Here's a headline from today's New York Times:
"Russian fingerprints are on thousands of fake Facebook and Twitter accounts that posted anti-Clinton messages."
I'd link the story for you--but I'm not sure that you're intellectually suited for the New York Times.
Definition of collusion
: secret agreement or cooperation especially for an illegal or deceitful purpose
Last I checked, meeting with actual RUSSIANS who are offering dirt on Clinton--is the definition of collusion.
Here's a headline from today's New York Times:
"Russian fingerprints are on thousands of fake Facebook and Twitter accounts that posted anti-Clinton messages."
I'd link the story for you--but I'm not sure that you're intellectually suited for the New York Times.
Last I checked, meeting with actual RUSSIANS who are offering dirt on Clinton--is the definition of collusion.
Here's a headline from today's New York Times:
"Russian fingerprints are on thousands of fake Facebook and Twitter accounts that posted anti-Clinton messages."
I'd link the story for you--but I'm not sure that you're intellectually suited for the New York Times.
It was your excuse.
What you're too dumb to realize is that I've never said Russian intervention cost Hillary the election outright.
I'm pointing out obvious, confirmed instances of Russian intervention. I am leading you to truth. You're a horse and I'm leading you to water. Tums, you're too dumb to drink the water.
Facebook says fake accounts linked to Russia bought thousands of ads during US election
Facebook says it sold political ads to fake Russian accounts
I didn't spend much time on facebook during the election cycle, but I did see the massive botnet army on twitter churning out pro-Trump, anti-everyone else RT, Sputnik, and Wikileaks garbage...and of course you have the Reality Winner CIA leaks that demonstrate a Russian spearphishing campaign.
It's like I said earlier in this thread, Russia wanted to be involved...and Team Trump wanted Russia involved.
What about the thousands of Facebook messages and Twitter accounts posted by Trump supporters? 😂
The two aren't mutually exclusive.
Thousands of fake accounts created for the purpose of swaying voters to Trump. Considering the amount of misinformation Trump supporters digested as truth, I would say it was more than enough to turn the election in Trump's favor. A misinformed public was the foundation of the trump victory, and Russia played a significant role in laying that foundation.
I'm thinking Tums may have been "home schooled". He's obviously dealing from an incomplete deck.
Not only can you not always make the horse drink the water, but occasionally there is that rare horse that can't even be lead to the water.