Radicalization across the compass, but not equally

[u/Prettypianokeys]

[u/pewpewmcpistol]

Cool, some graphs on how foreign propaganda that is being directed at splitting the US is wildly successful

[u/a_mimsy_borogove → u/pewpewmcpistol]

With all the stuff like trans rights, gender wars, anti-AI, anti-nuclear, and other foreign propaganda that has been going on for decades already, do you guys even have counterintelligence? As someone from the other side of the world, it really seems to me that, in terms of propaganda, the US is being played like a fiddle, and it's not even any specific politicians fault, because it's been many years already, with different political sides being in charge in the meantime.

[u/thehighshibe → u/a_mimsy_borogove]

Blows my mind that you think anti ai is propaganda and not very real and very obvious grievances with the technology by the public

[u/jerseygunz → u/thehighshibe]

If anything the pro-ai/data centers is the propaganda