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Some people may think this is just more stupidity from a man in another man's pocket. Perhaps they are right. However, underneath the shady money deals and other shenanigans, there is a weird transition happening.
The left, which has traditionally been supportive of socialist policies and ideologies associated with Russian and Soviet thinkers, has been very critical of Russian ties to the United States. At the same time, the conservative base that once called anything that criticized capitalism a communist affront on freedom is now more amiable to Russian ties. In a weird machiavellian way, the conservatives who once hated communists have now decided that the enemies of their enemies are their friends. What does this mean for the platforms and the associated ideas as we used to know them?
The left, which has traditionally been supportive of socialist policies and ideologies associated with Russian and Soviet thinkers, has been very critical of Russian ties to the United States. At the same time, the conservative base that once called anything that criticized capitalism a communist affront on freedom is now more amiable to Russian ties. In a weird machiavellian way, the conservatives who once hated communists have now decided that the enemies of their enemies are their friends. What does this mean for the platforms and the associated ideas as we used to know them?