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>>aspenm+(OP)
Blaming the boogy man of White Nationalists, Russia, or outside outside agitators is a way to shift blame by politicians and an easy scapegoat. Amusingly the governor of Minnesota, and a big city MN mayor blamed vandalism & lootingrioters as being the work of people who were all from out of state, thereby parroting Trump's same line (or he theirs).

They (not Trump of course) had to walk it back when it turned out not to be true.

Is there some outside groups posing as others, possibly, but to blame a majority of problems on them is just BS.

>>bruceb+K5
This particular case becomes very interesting since it made its viral round in conservative circles on social networks. People waking up their kids in the middle of the night to get them ready, while loading guns because of the manipulation of this Twitter account. That then ended up posing a real threat since a lot of conservative people was up in arms with loaded guns, and any sort of innocent scenario could have had a deadly outcome