>>507766675
Nah, they don't expect to win the war by propaganda, but it's crucial to have stable opinion in the society about this conflict and a single narrative. It allows to reduce the potential conflict/war exhaustion and switch public opinion away from the real problems.

My best bet pol is considered to be a marginal platform, so here they employ demoralization and distraction tactics mostly, to suppress the most radical part of the opinions spectrum. Nobody expects /chug to change their mind.

The main battle for the hearts of the youth goes on the Youtube, Instagram, Facebook and Tik-Tok. There they bombard general audience with short and long form content explaining THE CURRENT THING. Bombard en masse, millions of views per day. Payed bloggers and scripted opinions, interviews and so-called experts, usefull idiots and of course short video spam via bots.

/pol is important as one of sources of real opinions for the platforms mentioned above, but it's not the most important.

We just observe a small part of the real storm going on in the media worldwide.