Study debunks Democrat conspiracy theory about Russians stealing the election

Jarod said:
That does not say they were able to alter the election, only that they got inside the machines.
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Think they did that for sport? You can be sure if we had dead proof they altered votes, the government would not tell us. They still need the illusion we have fair elections. Like you, I do not know if they changed the totals.
 
USFREEDOM911 said:
Once he starts using the reference of "the chronology of the posts", it's a sign that he has nothing else.

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Nordberg said:
Think they did that for sport? You can be sure if we had dead proof they altered votes, the government would not tell us. They still need the illusion we have fair elections. Like you, I do not know if they changed the totals.
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Say the people who colluded with Russia to doctor evidence, lie to federal judges, illegally spy, frame Trump, falsely exonerate Hillary, and rig the 2016 election. :laugh:

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Arminius said:
Imagine that. A tiny handful of Russians posting on Facebook didn't alter the opinions of 139 million voters. As if any rational, intelligent human being would ever need this explained to them. The New York Times promoted this idiotic partisan conspiracy theory as legitimate news. Facts obviously don't matter to such unhinged left-wing propaganda mills, but perhaps someone should clue them in to this study.

"A study of online activity in 2017 published this week by the National Academy of the Sciences suggests that the premise of [the 'Russian's stole the election' conspiracy] theory is fundamentally flawed...We find no evidence that interacting with these [troll] accounts substantially impacted political attitudes and behaviors,” the study’s authors assert. The study also found that those who interacted most with trolls appear to be those who have already strongly formed political opinions — in other words, those whose political opinions are the least likely to be influenced by a troll campaign."

Study: Russian Trolls Don’t Actually Influence Americans In Any Meaningful Way

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Hey numb nuts- What the National Academy of Sciences basically said, is that the Russian Troll Farm propaganda only works on people stupid enough to already believe the shit to begin with. THAT IS WHAT YOU SHOULD HAVE TAKEN AWAY FROM THE NAOS REPORT!

You idiots are fucking unbelievable! Just WOW!

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Adolf_Twitler said:
Hey numb nuts- What the National Academy of Sciences basically said, is that the Russian Troll Farm propaganda only works on people stupid enough to already believe the shit to begin with. THAT IS WHAT YOU SHOULD HAVE TAKEN AWAY FROM THE NAOS REPORT!

You idiots are fucking unbelievable! Just WOW!
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You just confirmed my point while hurling insults at anyone who agrees with you (speaking of idiots). Yes, as acknowledged from the beginning, the study shows that only people with already extreme opinions in either direction engaged the trolling, which means there was zero actual impact.

Way to think it through there, Socrates. :rofl2:

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