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3:42Now Playing"Twenty-eight percent of Americans admit to participating in "malicious online activity directed at somebody they didn’t know," according to an online survey of 1,125 adults by YouGov -- including making fun of a stranger or deliberately making controversial or inflammatory statements meant to annoy strangers. Another 23 percent have "maliciously argued over an opinion with a stranger" online.
In other words, about one quarter of all Americans might be Internet trolls -- people who say things that are purposefully offensive in order to upset people."
Read more from The Huffington Post here
Ana Kasparian () and Cenk Uygur () of The Young Turks discuss the survey. Do the results of this survey surprise you in any way? Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
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