Look its Floraduh man spewing Russian Propaganda and calling himself a "progressive" while supporting Nazis and trying to explain "how Indoctrination Works..."
"What A Maroon..."
Rodger Rabbit

First you have to have been convinced the situation is out of control. That's the going narrative of our MSCM. The reason I don't pay to much attention to Quora anymore. While there's a tendency to provide decent information, there's also a tendency to diminish it with bad propaganda. Reading through the answers you find confusion in the followers. It highly resembles Common Dreams and other large news outlets. From writer to writer it pulls the followers in different directions that forces an unstable critical understanding. Compared to a news sources where the scope of commentary is basically based on a prime directive and correctly ensembles factual information using negative propaganda as examples.

{It's because the Putin administration are still living in the 20th Century.

Around half the country over there is living in the 21st Century and are able to circumvent government restrictions on websites.

The older, less tech savvy people over there are unable to access proper news but the younger more tech savvy people are able to access it.}

This would indicate that Putin's advisors are also ignorant and out of touch. Highly arguable. The 2nd and last can virtually be applied to every society on the planet. Not only is it useless rhetoric, but it also fails to differentiate between what his prime directive towards government restrictions on websites entails. A negative or positive, relating that to each of the societies abroad. It has no intensive meaning as written, hot air.

The second remark on Russia's propaganda not being impressive. To whom? How? Then he goes on to ensemble a litany of contradictions that indicates the unstableness I warn of above. The government use to infiltrate the media? Then he rejoins the MSCM with government again as tethered later? A total failure to correlate all of the aspects he listed. Virtually a puzzle laying on the table unassembled still. I'll argue, as far as RT goes, provides a very positive outlook of being a more informative world news source with more information for the viewer to decipher their content comparing it to other sources. I find it quite impressive. So impressive American propaganda means the ability to deceive? Which he seemingly acknowledges without a sense of clarity.

Hook by Putin propaganda video? Well, propaganda is designed to communicate a comprehensive message. It's no different than what we all do when we voice our own thoughts and ideology. It's political gossip on a personal level. We do it to sway people in our circles, and or educate them on issues they don't know or understand. We spread propaganda, whether it's on a negative or positive front should be the desired concern. As citizens it's our responsibility to sort this propaganda out to form a collective positive out of it. So to use a video of such is an indication to promote a false biased narrative. For starting out so chaotically, he pretty much goes on with a great post though. Actually he comes to the same type of notations I made in my start about the site and propaganda. Don't trust anyone. Question more!

The rest of the replies are made up of those who are asleep still and a few that are awaken.

Indoctrination works by repeating something enough times to where others start to believe in it. This worked for Hitler, Trump, Putin, Stalin, and many others. The Trump wall for example. I hear people say daily that we ought to build it. Apparently they have not studied enough about the land areas involved and how some of it would even be on Mexican land. Other areas are privately owned by our citizens, and some areas not suitable for a fence or wall. I keep on wondering what part of this people do not understand. "The Wall" is a talking point to get people involved so you can get money.