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Pass it on
Two reasons to put the flag on your picture, and to ask your friends to do the same.
It makes you a poor target for Russian trolls.
The United States is heading into national elections, and Russia's troll factories are working overtime. It is true that Russian propaganda has pushed support for Trump, but that misreads the goal. Russian disinformation targets partisanship and polarization themselves. Moscow wants social division. It wants to divide America, and Trump is simply a means to that end.
This may sound like a small distinction. It is not. The trap is that many well-meaning Democrats will fall into it too, because the Kremlin will soon push divisive, partisan material from the left as well. Moscow's trolls will gleefully amplify anti-Trump narratives to build anger. Our politics should be our own, and the narrative for them should not be set in the Kremlin.
We want to warn our Democratic friends about this risk, and offer a very simple shield against some of the propaganda, and against becoming a useful tool of it. Nothing is foolproof. But showing your support for Ukraine makes it less likely that a Russian troll farm finds you an appealing target.
It shows that citizens still stand with democracy.
Ukraine has become a hopeful symbol of a resilient democracy. Now more than ever, when U.S. foreign policy has taken such a shameful turn, Americans, and the people watching America, need to see that citizens support democracy.
Our politicians also need to find the courage to oppose the government's corrupt cozying up to Putin. Broad, visible support among the public may help them find it.
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