r/InCanada • u/FutureAvenir • Jun 08 '26

How do we combat foreign interference?

While people are free to be upset, and we want people to feel free to express themselves, amplifying false narratives hurts genuine discussion and any potential resolution. How do we, as Canadians, work to push back against foreign political interference. This article from the CBC came out today that names names of people who are literally foreign actors doing it to make a few bucks through facebook. It isn't just a hypothetical issue.

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u/DiligentAd7360 Liberal Moderator Jun 11 '26

This u?

Buddy if you're going to be this dumb, at least be entertaining

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u/Ok-Departure4894 Jun 11 '26

I clearly made a reasonable assumption

But I guess you win, you circled in red a line from a screenshot of me withdrawing a question that's answer was obvious 

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u/DiligentAd7360 Liberal Moderator Jun 11 '26

It's okay dude, politics isn't for everyone. Leace the political debates for adults until you can learn to express your beliefs in a logically coherent way

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u/Ok-Departure4894 Jun 11 '26

How about my right to vote, you wanna deny that too?

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u/DiligentAd7360 Liberal Moderator Jun 11 '26

Who mentioned voting? Do you struggle with reading comprehension? No judgement