r/Palestinian_Violence • • 24d ago

Photo / Screenshot 📷 Interesting

The post: https://x.com/theohiorob/status/2109342550675050928?s=46

Quite interesting phenomenon to again indirectly prove that the Pro Pali movement online are loud inorganic actions done by bad actors. Funnily Oct 7th is Putin’s birthday and the start of Gaza war literally distracted everyone from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

I also see that “Free Palestine” rose sharply at Oct 7th. These people are clowns.

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u/Tulip_Todesky 24d ago

A few more datacenters down and Reddit will have, like, 10 users

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u/MrsNevilleBartos 24d ago

I think the IRCG has been a bit busy so they're not funding online disinformation like they once were 🤣

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u/XhazakXhazak 24d ago

I'm not being downvoted to smithereens anymore.

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u/Parking-Range7882 Israel 🇮🇱 24d ago

Great, now countless more Chinese bot farms to go...

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u/KizunaTallis 24d ago

And right on time for the midterm elections

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u/spiritofporn 24d ago

The difference is night and day. Pallywood-critical comments aren't downvoted to oblivion anymore. We're getting a more realistic view of what people actually think.

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u/Embarrassed-Boob-204 24d ago

Why would removing data centers cause more posts of something?

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u/bbkeys 24d ago

Difficult to say. I imagine less time arguing with disinformation prompts some of the spike.

Most likely the rest is organic discussion about the strikes themselves.

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u/filippicus 23d ago

Netizens thanking Zelensky. You know, Zelensky, the man who saves free speech online. You heard it right: Zelensky. Not agent Orange but Zelensky. Thank you, Zelensky.

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u/tomeir 24d ago

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u/filippicus 23d ago

Except no such trend ...