True but based on recent history in US, the effective ops we need to worry about theu use “domestic” useful idiots and domsetics companies to funnel the money. Even usefull idiots know not to take foreign money.

Think Tim pool and Lauren southern types.

But yeah random tankie posting from NK office is not reachable but their clout is also limited.

In this case, the context was that there was a threat being made, that voters could be materially harmed by the Chinese government if they did not vote a particular way. This is something that China has a history of actually following through on, so it’s obvious that people took it seriously. I don’t really have a problem with someone voicing their own individual opinion.

To keep things simple though, probably all social media comments made by someone who is not in Canada related to Canadian politics should not be visible while in Canada. Canadians should be allowed to talk to each other freely. If Canadians want to see how Americans are feeling about our election, they should have to seek that information out from News Outlets, Pollsters, or even just directly talking to someone rather than it just showing up in some random feed on Facebook.