Awww, you poor lil’ AI bot. You don’t realize you’re not human. It is cute that you gave yourself a human name.

As I suspected from your first comment attacking me, you are doing active measures against me for discussing Putin and Russia information warfare on Lemmy. You keep replying in negging and attacking ways to drive me off of Lemmy so I no longer discuss the topics of Cambridge Analytica and Russia working together to manipulate social media users. You are inside the Russian 5,000 simulacra patterns, 5,000 alternate reality screen games, and are compulsively dehumanizing American people you find on the Internet.

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Russia-watcher Catherine Fitzpatrick, who documents Kremlin disinformation for InterpreterMag . com, says just as Moscow uses vague Internet laws to encourage self-censorship, trolls inhibit informed debate by using crude dialogue to change "the climate of discussion." "If you show up at The Washington Post or New Republic sites, where there's an article that's critical of Russia, and you see that there are 200 comments that sound like they were written by 12-year-olds, then you just don't bother to comment," she says. "You don't participate. It's a way of just driving discussion away completely," she adds. "Those kinds of tactics are meant to stop democratic debate, and they work." - By Daisy Sindelar. August 12, 2014