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The instance reminds me of the horrible ISIS beheading videos they used to publish. I don't remember what social platforms and governments did about those beca
by ourmandave 8y ago
The instance reminds me of the horrible ISIS beheading videos they used to publish.
I don't remember what social platforms and governments did about those because I made it a point to avoid them so there was no chance of seeing the horror.
Honestly, who needs the shit popping back in their head during any random moment?
- RobertRoberts 8y agoThe "first" beheading video (American contractor in orange jumpsuit in Iraq) was played on the monitors in the halls and public spaces at the local college for everyone on the campus to see. It seems that if the message is supported (attack a foreign country) the populace will put up with a lot. And it doesn't take anything (just words) to be censored if they disagree with you.