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analysis " how soical media emplyed in the political landscape of…

- - - - there is no differnces among parties on how social media are employed, however what the Michał Kus noticed is how parties tend to observe each other in order to copy social media techniques that are sucseeful for toher parites while of course changing the narrative
        
        "filter bubble", the distnace between those filter bubble are increasing, political parties are also influencing those processes, ex: PiS in 2016 created a social media group called second shift, is a group of volunteers it consist of radical supporters. a few years ago what created by the civic platoform therefore this proves that every party do it. the same strategies to disutrubting political content.
- - - - facebook is used for poltical addds and more to present your policies
      - what we saw during the campaign was greater manipulation of information, done by all political parties ( so agree with the first guy)
      - radical right parties like PiS really outspoken agaisnt imigration
      - an example, of how the Civic Platform accused Law and Justice of allowing the entry of 250,000 immigrants from Asia and predominantly Muslim countries into Poland. This claim was later contested, with Civic Platform initially stating the analysis was conducted over one year and subsequently adjusting it to five years, illustrating the incoherence and manipulation of information visible to close observers.
      - Overall, it is challenging to categorically state that one party used more negative campaigning than the other, as both engaged in such practices. Negative campaigns have become prevalent, making it easier to encounter negative messaging, such as the ads regarding immigrants, we presented earlier. To conclude, there was no significant structural difference in how these parties utilized social media, both engaged in negative campaigning and information manipulation to sway public opinion.
      - the social bubble/ the division ... ( same than the other one)