Take a look at the ads, here's a decent gallery of them
https://techcrunch.com/2018/05/10/ru...nce-full-list/
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Among the Russian-bought ads, event-based posts became fairly frequent in 2016. The day after the election, an event called for an anti-Trump rally in Union Square even as another ad called for Trump supporters to rally outside Trump tower. In another instance, the ads promoted both a pro-Beyoncé and anti-Beyoncé event in New York City.
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Getting ready for 2020, 3 years 364 days in advance? I think divisiveness was/is a goal all its own.
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Russian bots (on Facebook RIGHT NOW)
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I was just accused of being one on Twitter!
Thing I don't get is wouldn't it be more effective to hire actual people to postd? That way if responders call them a bot, they can tell them to sick their metallic dick. (Actually that's not what I did, but only because I thought of it too late.)