If I check twitter in the morning, almost any "trending in Canada" topic that is political in nature is full of "firstnamebunchofnumbers" type accounts pushing the trend. They are all very supportive of our right leaning political party...
What you're seeing is an artifact of when a certain demographic started using Twitter.
Her posts would often mention being at some local business, but describe it in a weirdly akward way...and of course fake news spam.
My theory: There is no coherent theory of operations like "Show the leftists to the leftists"; rather, it's doing constant A/B-test-style optimization between drivel varieties to see which one best inspires the cohort matching your doomscrolling patterns to continue to scroll.
Dug through some I've captured to share with others. https://imgur.com/a/8Ypqq4y
Mind that most of these are going to be vague out of context, unless you recall the specific events surrounding them. They're there to stir the pot when it's already boiling, or to start a flame when they believe a subject deserves more outraged voices.
If you can call it "right", it's mostly invective, calls for resignation and skewed/unfounded criticisms of our Prime Minister.
I mean, there is plenty of real stuff to criticize but the criticisms are mostly unfounded instead.
Not trynna antagonise, I'm genuiuely curious if all that bollocks is hiding behind the oh-so benign sounding "moderate liberal" label.
I'm a moderate liberal only in the sense that my politics tend to be moderately liberal, but "moderate liberals" aren't my tribe (indeed, I don't have a political tribe--I'm very independent in that regard). This is all to say that I don't take offense to criticism of other moderate liberals because how a few moderate liberals behave doesn't define me.
The US democratic party platform is pretty "right" by Canadian standards.
reverse phycology? If all criticism you see is unfounded, you might erroneously start to believe all critics are biased - a kind of false-flag strategy.