We're not talking about Prime Time TV grabs, this is microtargeting, death by a thousand cuts. This one just one of dozens of campaigns that we are just now learning about. Here are some more examples:
* Russian-funded Facebook ads backed Stein, Sanders[1]
* Shuttered Facebook group that organized anti-Clinton, anti-immigrant rallies across Texas was linked to Russia[2]
* Russians Impersonated Real American Muslims to Stir Chaos on Facebook and Instagram[3]
Just over a month ago FB was denying any Russian influence. And now we know of 4 different demographics, with 4 different campaigns. These "thousands of views" that you pooh-pooh start to add up and you can see how the cumulative influence could have a real effect.
[1] http://www.politico.com/story/2017/09/26/facebook-russia-tru...
[2] http://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-group-russia-texas-a...
[3] https://www.thedailybeast.com/exclusive-russians-impersonate...
Nah this isn't. This is a failed propaganda campaign.
You are taking one (obviously failed) campaign and act like it's all while ignoring the whole picture that is evolving around this presidency. This looks...weird.
....you know what nobody cares though. Average intelligence of an American citizen is pretty low so they will buy any story they are fed.
If you look at this in isolation, it isn't much. You need to place it in the larger context. We have a lot of facts available to us at this time, and there are more facts being uncovered daily.
Your comments here do not seem inline with someone who is keeping close track of facts.
really hundreds of likes and thousands of views are going to have any impact on the election? Come on! Show us the money, i want to see proof of some real money (millions of dollars channeled in) before i buy this whole "Russia backed" story. Not some pocket change lunch money and a couple of guys (are they even real?).
They are basically saying i can sell an average home and use that money to influence the results of the American elections. Complete BS.