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Re:Political Operatives Faked Millions of Comments Against N... by duxup on Friday October 04, 2019 @10:15AM (#21157909)
Do you consider the buzzfeed article "official declaration of countries"?

I feel like you anthropomorphize this situation almost to irrelevance.

"This country complained, this one didn't." is such a simplification that I think you're missing the actual topic.

If two countries nuked each other and one complained more, would it matter?

Re:Political Operatives Faked Millions of Comments Against N... by ThalesX on Friday October 04, 2019 @10:32AM (#21158080)
> Do you consider the buzzfeed article "official declaration of countries"?

No.

> If two countries nuked each other and one complained more, would it matter?

For me, yes, the official statements on the nuking countries would matter.

Re:Political Operatives Faked Millions of Comments Against N... by duxup on Friday October 04, 2019 @10:37AM (#21158131)
Why though?

Countries make statements for internal audiences, external, etc. They're hardly a good indicator of much of anything.

Let alone that you'd be basing your opinion about what they said, not what they did.

Re:Political Operatives Faked Millions of Comments Against N... by ThalesX on Friday October 04, 2019 @11:44AM (#21158774)
I base my opinions on a multitude of factors including and with giving great importance to what is being said. It’s easier for me to identify a lie from what is said and done at the source than from some 3rd party conspiracy machination.
Re:Political Operatives Faked Millions of Comments Against N... by duxup on Friday October 04, 2019 @11:53AM (#21158865)
OK, It's hard to tell as most of your focus is on who says what here.

> than from some 3rd party conspiracy machination.

I've no idea what that means.