A third of Americans have fallen for Russian disinformation as well as other false online claims about health, elections and international conflict.

Republicans were, though, more likely to believe Russian disinformation claims than their Democratic counterparts, with 57.6% falling for at least one Russian disinformation claim, compared with just 17.9% of Democrats and 29.5% of people who didn’t identify with one particular party.

  • @[email protected]English
    16•23 days ago

    If I sing the Russian national anthem it doesn’t become an American anthem because an American is repeating the words

    Edit: you cant muddy the water fuckface. Russian propaganda is still Russian propaganda idiot

    • @[email protected]English
      9•23 days ago

      If you take money from an American businessman to go on an American TV show hosted by an American pundit with a big American flag in the background to join a conversation about how American politicians should vote on American policy, and then you finish the discussion by singing the Mexican anthem, is the entire enterprise captured by Gloria Shenbaum?

    • @[email protected]
      3•23 days ago

      Ok, cool story. But nobody is singing the russian national anthem. I don’t think any of these people are smart enough to know the words, tune, etc.

      Literally not happening.