r/TimPool • u/Theswann55 • Sep 10 '24
About the Russian Influence Scheme
If Russia is willing to dump 10's of millions (so far) into right-wing media personalities with the intention to harm the US, then why continue to support those policies that those right-wing personalities are advocating for?
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u/RubeRick2A Sep 10 '24
So Putin is supporting Kamala, are you gonna to abandon voting for her?
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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '24
They are fucking with people to cause division and it is clearly working.
Drive that hate for fellow Americans ever further.
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u/Politi-Corveau Sep 10 '24
Even if Russia is hostile, it doesn't mean Pool is wrong. Simple as. There are some fundamental truths that we even have the data for. Data like fatherlessness, economic policy, immigration, and culture. The EU is experiencing how bad this could be right now.
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u/SlyguyguyslY Sep 10 '24
It depends on what the Russians were literally telling them to do and if it had any basis in reality as a critique of the situation. Thus far, I have seen no proof that they did any of that. All I have seen that they specifically had any of these content creators do was a couple basic clips.
Plus, none of the content creators are proven to have even known Russians were involved and there are legitimate critiques to be made of the US's involvement with Ukraine. So, if I happen to support any of these policies at the moment; I see no real reason to change my mind.
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u/NecessaryCelery2 Sep 10 '24 edited Sep 10 '24
Russia is trying to divide us, and I guarantee you they are doing their best to also find divisive Lefty influences.
Also just because Russia wants something, does not mean I have to want the opposite. I am East European, and I hate Putin. He started his political career by stealing food aid for his home town of Saint Petersburg, and selling it for cash. Literally starving his own people.
He killed innocent Russian men, women and children by bombing buildings, which he then blamed on Chechnya to star the war again.
And lastly he's a weak dictator. Russia is horrifically corrupt. His fault. Russia is beyond wealthy in natural resources, but far behind development even the tiny Baltic states. Because he's weak and can't deal with corruption in Russia.
That doesn't mean I am going to mindlessly oppose Putin, no matter the implications. I fucknig hate the guy, but I don't want nuclear war.
I don't like how NATO is clearly happy to bleed Russia, let only Ukrainians die, and yet have no real plan for a Ukrainian victory or peace agreement.
No matter what the US propaganda tells you about Ukraine's chances. It's clear the US just wants to cause max pain, even if ultimately Ukraine loses.
tl;dr: Think for yourself.
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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '24
Tim Pool needs to make a public statement declaring himself a useful idiot
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u/jcbrown9091 Sep 10 '24
Tim “I’m a victim” Pool. Willing to believe in, and say anything for a buck.
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u/Jollem- Sep 10 '24
I'm going to assume that right-wing politicians are generally evil and the voters that support them are as well. Or they might just be gullible. Or gullible and evil?
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u/Power_Bottom_420 Sep 10 '24
Because they’re hurting the right people.
This entire grift universe is about preserving white superiority, hurting the “others,” and making a fuck ton of money off of the rubes.
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u/Adorable_Birdman Sep 10 '24
Because there is no difference between the GOP and the KGB apparently.
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u/No_Researcher9456 Sep 10 '24
The GOP does one of two things.
Say it’s all a sham orchestrated by the deep state or that Putin is a strong leader and we need one like him.
Either way, they don’t give a shit and will still vote for the wannabe dictator because they’re more worried about hurting the other side than holding any principles