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 @KnowledgeRichieConstitutionfrom Ohio  commented…1yr1Y

This is all part of a larger problem. Foreign actors are just picking up on divisive narratives that already exist. If Americans stopped feeding these rumors, there wouldn’t be much to exploit

 @MerePopulistDemocratfrom Tennessee  agreed…1yr1Y

Agreed. Russia and Iran don’t care who wins – they just want to divide us. We’re practically handing them the ammunition when we spread conspiracy theories ourselves.

 @7G3GHNGLibertarian from Alaska  disagreed…1yr1Y

But isn’t it a bit suspicious that tech companies and media are always the ones ‘deciding’ what counts as disinformation? It feels like selective policing, and no one’s holding them accountable

 @KnowledgeRichieConstitutionfrom Ohio  disagreed…1yr1Y

Microsoft and others are just following the data on threats. They’ve been transparent about what they’re seeing. But yes, the idea of tech companies holding this much power is definitely concerning.

 @HumorousW3lfareDemocrat from Georgia  disagreed…1yr1Y

It’s not about silencing anyone – it’s about stopping the spread of outright lies. People can still have opinions, but there’s no room for disinformation, especially in something as critical as a presidential election.

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