Aware of their affiliation with Russian propaganda, those on the right are increasingly proud

[CitizenD]

Recently it has come to my attention that as we grow aware of Russian propaganda, that those on the right are doubling down: They are proud of being associated with it.

Here today, we have Matt Drudge practically bragging about it.

What's going on here?

The right was leading the charge against Russia straight through 2015. They still refer to people derogatorily as "commies" and "reds".

 

[Rion]

...he's mocking them for saying he links to Russians (news sources I'm guessing) when he also links to the Washington Post.

 

[Albion]

Yeh, our friend must not have read much that's directly from Drudge, because he is far from being "proud" of being associated with the Russians!

Or we could just chalk this up to liberals being liberals.

 

[PeachyKeane]

Recently it has come to my attention that as we grow aware of Russian propaganda, that those on the right are doubling down: They are proud of being associated with it.

Here today, we have Matt Drudge practically bragging about it.

What's going on here?

The right was leading the charge against Russia straight through 2015. They still refer to people derogatorily as "commies" and "reds".

Controversial movie producer accused of assaulting women (and a watermelon...)

White collar criminal charged with embezzling millions from corporation (and his checking account...)

Crazed woman kills her husband (and an entire pizza in one sitting...)

It sure looks like a backwards attempt at burying the lede to me.

 

[The~Cerberus~Infinite]

The Russian narrative is not only false on it's face, it's false that it would be treason. Stealing the government away from the NWO/CIA/MIC is just stealing already stolen property that was taken in the coup of '63. Our government funds and aids isis to topple Assad, and you expect me to believe Russia is my enemy?

 

[Always in His Presence]

Here is where the meme comes from:

Imgur

Got an actual link? Or are we supposed to believe a Photoshop