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I Feel Used!

The Justice Department just indicted 13 Russian nationals who were caught indoctrinating the US public!  This is one of their social media posts/adverts, and I am ashamed to say that I ACTUALLY FELL FOR IT!  Those damn Russkies played me for a fool!

When I saw this post, it just spoke to me in a way in which nothing else had.  I had never so clearly linked Hillary Clinton with Satan, and Donald Trump with Jesus before.  This post gave me that false impression, though.  I promptly sold my "I'm with Her" T-shirt and cleansed my body with holy water.  I held my rosary in my hand and begged forgiveness.  Then, I went to the voting booth and voted for Trump.  After all, I could not let Satan win.

But now, I learn that it was Russians behind the whole thing!  Now, the evidence that Hillary Clinton was in league with the Prince of Darkness is not as water-tight as I may have believed before.  Now, I realize that I stood for everything that Hillary Clinton was standing for, and I stood against everything that Trump was standing for...but I let the possibly contrived evidence lead me to believe the opposite.  There's no two ways about it.  I would have voted for Clinton if not for this Russian propaganda.

I say we re-do the election!  2016 shouldn't count.  If I was taken in by this, imagine how many other people were as well...all of those pro-Clinton people who all of the sudden associated her with the Devil after seeing a post online!  Because of this, I have set up a petition at www.UnDoDemocracy.com.  Please sign it if you feel the same way.  Thanks!

https://reason.com/blog/2017/11/01/behold-the-work-of-russias-evil-advertis


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