The Russian trolling campaigns have one problem. Makers of those campaigns believe in the authority and selfish ideology. So those campaigns are telling ideology, that is against the values of most Western people. Or those values against the ideology of Western social media users. Another thing that decreases the effectiveness of Russian trolling campaigns is that people know more about Russian and Russian internal affairs than in the past.
The third thing that is is decreasing the effect of Russian troll campaigns is that people afraid that somebody will target them for cheating and trolls. If people are afraid to join those groups where propaganda- or information operations happen. Delivered information would not reach their targets.
We know that many people are afraid of trolls and other kinds of things. And we are all faced with cheating and trolling. The Russian trolls are operating under the control of the Russian government. And they sometimes use very bad language and terms like "bitch" about their targets. So, those words might seem funny, but they belong to some child's mouth.
The thing is that criticizing Russian trolls is prohibited in Russia. The Russian government also uses trolls in the internal political area. If somebody doesn't believe Putin. And shows loyalty to the Russian government, that thing causes a very bad situation for a person who dares to talk against the government. The person who doesn't support the Russian government and the Ukraine war is automatically a Western agent.
The difference between Western and Russian culture is that Western people are more critical than Russian people. The key element in Russian ideology is that "government's leaders are wise men, who are above the society". That is why nobody should review those people. The role of regular citizens is just to obey their leaders. If somebody is against their leaders that means discrimination, and that happens immediately.
https://scitechdaily.com/russian-twitter-campaigns-during-the-2016-presidential-race-didnt-change-voting-behavior/
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