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shorthand for "Russian bot": a mouth diarrhea wind sock, online forum member, or social media entity who parrots right wing propaganda, typically of Russian troll farm origin. A shit-stirring Putin sympathizer and Nazi troll like Tucker Testicle Tanner Carlson.
And if you accuse him of being a ru-bot he says he's just asking questions and being open-minded.
ru-bot by Andersonix November 15, 2022
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A streamer who plays Destiny, and is kind of a jerk to their friends. They may also be a try hard player to a level of which is unhealthy.
That ruboton trys too hard at this game.
ruboton by ruboton December 17, 2016
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rubotnik 

Combination of Russian troll bot and vatnik. Rubotniks can be frequently seen gathering on social media platforms, such as Twitter/X, typically spreading their crooked ideology and trying to manipulate public opinion. In the majority of cases, they are just troll bots trying to appear as real persons and as such trying to persuade/influence readers into distrusting democratic values, undermining European/Western defense efforts, or more generally, supporting Kremlin politics. They often appear in packs, supporting their fellow rubotniks' views, in an effort to amplify their simulated, pretended world view.
Politician: We need to ramp up our defenses and support Ukraine in defending against the Russian invaders.
Rubotnik1: We escalate the war by additional defenses! (Although Ruzzia has been threatening the West for years...)
Rubotnik2: Yes, it is NATO who provocated Russia! (Although in reality, autonomous nations decide to join NATO themselves, such as Sweden and Finland in the face of threats from Ruzzia.)
rubotnik by benjw July 21, 2024
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"Yeah, she's kind of annoying. All she ever talks about it ballet."

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