The Internet and social media have increased the level of interactions between politicians and citizens, but how has their use changed the nature of the interactions?

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17 July, 02:00

The Internet and social media have increased the level of interactions between politicians and citizens, but how has their use changed the nature of the interactions?

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Everett Hanna · Answer 1

I would say interactions are easier to manufacture. Everything may be literally a script. Or, they can say anything they want, without having see the physical feedback. The supporters can follow them on social media, & the people who don't like them can't exactly riot in their speeches on social media. It is overall more plastic & fake I would say.