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BLUNT + LOUD & CLEAR: I am not posting these off-Reddit for mockery entertainment + insults of Reddit or myself. I am documenting a pattern of USA media influence I have seen on Reddit.

See this Lemmy post:

https://lemm.ee/post/63405252

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Reddit owners refuse to publish comment criticizing the weaponized spam filters that prevent commenting (infosec.pub)

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I find it weird that people still self censor themselves on platforms like Reddit

Front-page posting / subreddits have spam filters that unalive your comment silently if you trigger keyword matching. I've been blogging these in 2024 and 2025 on another platform. You are not notified, the comment is not published for a single second, and it is done by owners, not the subreddit moderators.

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[–] RoundSparrow@lemm.ee -5 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago)

You posted a lot of words, yes, but it was a Twitter-quality take.

Oh, so you followed every link and read every citation I provided. That sure was quick.

If I had the freedom and opportunity to emigrate casually, I would.

I get the impression that all serious topics are amusing and casual to you when you get on your social machine, Lemmy media environment.

I can live with not turning my life upside down and leaving my family behind.

But your logic is that if a single bug is in the soup, the whole restaurant should be shut down forever. That any human imperfection means you give up on all Reddit users for all the rest of time. Or am I misunderstanding your Twitter-length reply message, reaction comment? Reactionary thinking system?

You are messaging me to belittle my efforts to RESCUE Reddit Users, as I also try to Rescue Fox News viewers... That's how I took your message. Shit-talk insult-talk !MasturbatoryEgoism@lemm.ee reply message about how I don't know what I'm doing using Reddit in year 2025.

I can get more clout there than on Lemmy.

See, I'm not here in April 2025 for my personal "clout". "influence or power, especially in politics or business." I'm there to Rescue Americans from the 5,000 Kremlin + Cambridge Analtyica alternate reality screen games that are on Lemmy, Reddit, Bluesky, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, ChatGPT, etc.

I'm here (and on Reddit) because my nation (USA) lost an information war to Russia, and we need to start cleaning up the mess and learning lessons of how we lost and how we can progress and do better. !HybridWarLost@lemm.ee

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“The display, which was called 'Can Democracy Survive the Internet?' was dedicated to a 'global election management' company called Cambridge Analytica. Cambridge Analytica claimed to have gathered 5,000 data points on every American voter online: what you liked and what you shared on social media; how and where you shopped; who your friends were... They claimed to be able to take this imprint of your online self, use it to understand your deepest drives and desires, and then draw on that analysis to change your voting behaviour. The boast seemed to be backed up by success: Cambridge Analytica had worked on the victorious American presidential campaign of Donald Trump; it had also run successful campaigns for US Senator Ted Cruz (twice); and others all across Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Latin America.” ― Peter Pomerantsev, This Is Not Propaganda: Adventures in the War Against Reality, 2019