Some say it is promoting political violence against conservatives.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8IifEu67yU
Really?
Croatia is not Arkansas btw:)

Perhaps the entire area should be renamed Pravda Valley....

ROTFLMAO Never better Izvestia from the eye.

So..........if it was the 'rooshins' who interfered in the 2016 elections............
.........testimony from Doctor Robert Epstein (a Hil-liar-y supporter) before the Senate Judiciary Committee indicates that between 2 and 10 MILLION votes were influenced by Google and Facebook.........
Thank GOD for the Electoral College.......it's way past time to put a muzzle on the rampant mad dogs of silicon valley. Perhaps the entire area should be renamed Pravda Valley....
........this puts the fairy tale of 'winning the popular vote' in proper perspective.

"I deny, therefore I am".

Truly believe that Facebook, Google, et al could change the vote of 2 to 10 million people.

Wait a minute. Doesn't presidential candidates in the US spend a lot of money in advertising in their campaigns? Do they do it just for fun or to change voters mind? How can a US voter tell the difference between US ads or Russian ads?
Actually I think the US is so very naive border to stupidity.

Too soon?......................naw..........

CNY? Lulz!
WJC is just demonstrating how to unlock the door for his long-time close friend, DJT.

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Pro Hillary, Pro Democrat and Never Trumping Facebook and Google influenced between 2 and 10 million voters?

Fascinating. Never saw word one from Marky Mark Suckerberg about for whom to vote. Perhaps Taylor Swift had more influence, by November 2018?

Understanding that we must, as with the Capitalist Monopoly's of the 19th Century. Break up these 21st Century Capitalist Monopoly's.

Of course!
But, could we also break up the Socialist monopolies as well?

IMHO: People listen to those agreeing with their preconceived beliefs and then vote.

That would argue against "one becomes more conservative as they age" or any such shift. If one only listens to those agreeing with their preconceived notions, one is unlikely to shift. And we know shifting can and does occur.

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CNY? Lulz!
WJC is just demonstrating how to unlock the door for his long-time close friend, DJT.

Nope, he is hitting his digital rounds time check clock with the RFID tag on the door.

Most people gravitate and interact with those who already hold similar political opinions, Religious beliefs and social opinions.

Not necessarily true. People who move to a new environment usually adapt their opinions to match those of their new location, so as not to stand out as being different.

College graduates who originally grew up in a Republican, go to church every Sunday with family, rural setting, on getting a job in an urban location will often change to being Democrats that only give lip service to religious beliefs.

The Political Ads don't change people's opinions, just enthusiasm to come out and vote.

Well the US voting turnouts tell a different story. And are there any real "get registered to vote" ads in the US without the candidate giving a whole list of things that the opponent can't handle according to the candidate and saying "It will be a change" without saying how it will be changed?

Yes I know it much about affirmation. So why spend so much money on ads on the presidential campaigns that don't make more people vote or change their mind? Seems just like waste of money.

Getting out the vote.? You mean like "It's wasn't my fault" :)

Seems just like waste of money.

Welcome to capitalism!

Do they do it just for fun or to change voters mind? How can a US voter tell the difference between US ads or Russian ads?

Actually I think the US is so very naive border to stupidity.

Again moomin you make two valid points that I must agree with.

@Clyde, I must slightly disagree about political ads, I have seen many in the last decade that have firmly convinced me to vote against the sponsering candidate or issue, usually due to the tone or negative connotations contained.

@Nick

College graduates who originally grew up in a Republican, go to church every Sunday with family, rural setting, on getting a job in an urban location will often change to being Democrats that only give lip service to religious beliefs.

You make a point I hadn't considered regarding the Dimocratizing of the Urban Society. Counterpoint is there are migrations starting where 35+ aged are becoming more Conservative and leaving the city for more rural, slower lifed, locales which will remind some of what their hereditary values and morals consisted. They are finding the violence, drug use, constant turmoil and financial burden of supporting the mostly corrupt Urban governments not to be worth it, and not conducive to raising a family.

Controlling what is 'judged' fit to print has been and issue since Gutenberg. It is though time to make social media accountable for proven inequities either of censorship or by omission.

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@Nick

College graduates who originally grew up in a Republican, go to church every Sunday with family, rural setting, on getting a job in an urban location will often change to being Democrats that only give lip service to religious beliefs.

You make a point I hadn't considered regarding the Dimocratizing of the Urban Society. Counterpoint is there are migrations starting where 35+ aged are becoming more Conservative and leaving the city for more rural, slower lifed, locales which will remind some of what their hereditary values and morals consisted. They are finding the violence, drug use, constant turmoil and financial burden of supporting the mostly corrupt Urban governments not to be worth it, and not conducive to raising a family.

Some, but that movement usually happens after they have sent the children away to college and the nest is empty because the opportunity for living salary is so much lower in rust belt rural America, at least when it comes to sending several children to university at once.

Controlling what is 'judged' fit to print has been and issue since Gutenberg. It is though time to make social media accountable for proven inequities either of censorship or by omission.

If you own the press you decide what is printed on your press, or are you arguing that the owner of a press must print material he finds objectionable? Before you answer, consider is that different than forcing a cake shop to make gay wedding cakes?

And 'pop' goes the weasel...........Russian SSC-X9-Skyfall Nuclear powered cruise missile explodes in flight showering radioactive debris. Coverup reminiscent of Chernobyl instituted.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/12/world/europe/russia-nuclear-accident-putin.html

The US canceled development of such a weapon system (Project Pluto) in the 1960s due to metallurgical shortcomings and radiation concerns. One test did run the engine at full power for five minutes.

Whether this test failure means the end of this weapons development or not remains to be seen. Many Western scientists feel the materials sciences are still not capable of developing sufficient containment and control components to make the weapon sufficiently reliable. Apparently 2 Russian servicemen and 5 scientists have reinforced this fear.

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The Political Ads don't change people's opinions, just enthusiasm to come out and vote.

Well the US voting turnouts tell a different story. And are there any real "get registered to vote" ads in the US without the candidate giving a whole list of things that the opponent can't handle according to the candidate and saying "It will be a change" without saying how it will be changed?

The product ads don't change people's opinions, just enthusiasm to go out and buy.
Tide is the best detergent! Best you can do is get me to try Tide Pods,
You'll never get me to try Arm & Hammer Laundry Detergent!!!

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NY Times says 7 died but Russia say 5. (Out of my free articles to NYT)
Five Rosatom workers who died will be awarded high state honors.

The blast occurred Aug. 8 during a test of a missile engine that used “isotope power sources” on an offshore platform in the Arkhangelsk region, close to the Arctic Circle, Rosatom said over the weekend. The Defense Ministry initially reported two were killed in the accident, which it said involved testing of a liquid-fueled missile engine. The ministry didn’t mention the nuclear element.

Meanwhile “Everyone has been calling and asking about iodine all day,” says a pharmacy employee the day after in the nearby port city of Severodvinsk to the local news site 24.ru.

The Political Ads don't change people's opinions, just enthusiasm to come out and vote.

Well the US voting turnouts tell a different story. And are there any real "get registered to vote" ads in the US without the candidate giving a whole list of things that the opponent can't handle according to the candidate and saying "It will be a change" without saying how it will be changed?

The product ads don't change people's opinions, just enthusiasm to go out and buy.
Tide is the best detergent! Best you can do is get me to try Tide Pods,
You'll never get me to try Arm & Hammer Laundry Detergent!!!

Hehe:) But I have never seen companies advertising "Buy our products instead of the others that is crap. And here is the list of their crap. We will make a change".
Yes. I have seen the US campaign ads:)
I haven't seen these though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yN_Mp9ZsVXA
Or these...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2H1G3NIT05Y

But do they move out, when the nest becomes empty, to true urban agricultural towns and villages, like what they grew up in, or to a manufactured lakeside locations with multiple golf clubs etc. where the climate is not too cold and not too hot, alongside others who have done the same thing. Or do a Clyde and go to Florida?

Hehe:) But I have never seen companies advertising "Buy our products instead of the others that is crap. And here is the list of their crap. We will make a change".

oldie but goodie https://archive.org/details/tide