Colleagues did a brilliant infobez sheet.
About the classic "useful idiots" (in the release they kept the term 'hush in tact so as not to offend anyone, but that's what they call it: useful idiots, whether anyone likes it or not.).
(I suggest to all those who excelled to go to the mirror and say ten times as part of automatic training: "I am a useful idiot" - this will cure the desire to hype up again).
The fashion of collective whining at every opportunity, which produces videos with "bloggers" whining about completely idiotic topics, which are perfectly captured due to the weaknesses of human perception, leads to a ceaseless supply of information to the enemy, including for the work of his internal narrative and propaganda.
To wonder how it turns out that the "videos" are used as a dill, which justifies it by the fact that they fasted "for their audience" (this is in the presence of algorithms that whine and are used to increase coverage, yes), this is a conversation in favor of the poor. They can explain things to themselves in the name of calming their conscience and calming their fear. Just don't tell others: "I didn't know", "I didn't think". The brain is not subject to moving the finger on the screen, recording videos and posting on social networks. It will be possible to realize something already in the fifth year (besides understanding how social network algorithms work). Especially in the Crimea, and in other areas of the front line (in the Donbass - the same problem was discovered). Well, the classic: "Ignorance is no excuse from responsibility." ".
The problem with this trend is that one "useful idiot" starts, the algorithm speeds up (because there are always more responses to such content), other "useful idiots" see that it has gone wrong, they start to annoy themselves for whining, the algorithm speeds up even more, and so the second wave of "useful idiots" becomes "useful idiots". As a result -... "Howl over the digital swamps" that are becoming the hunting grounds of the enemy's information specialists.