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There are lots of ways to provide free access to information to everyone. How do you expect other people to grow without giving them enough information to under

• Yizahi 7y ago
  Russia has semi-free access to information and majority of Russians applaud the wars that their governments wage against their neighbors.
  • chupasaurus 7y ago
    > Russia has semi-free access to information The only major resources which have permanent ban I know of are PornHub and LinkedIn (not including the sites which were blocked during the Hunt for Telegram, 95% of IPs have been removed after the body which operates the blacklist admitted their fail). > majority of Russians applaud the wars If you got the data from official Russian survey agencies or government, you can divide it by 0 twice. And don't forget that more than half of the population were born in USSR, a third part had been educated in soviet schools and a sixth part in current propaganda-driven schools (started in 2004) which makes a majority alone.
  • luckylion 7y ago
    In which country is that fundamentally different? Perception creates reality, short of traveling everywhere, you'll rely on the media for information. "We're being attacked", "we're on a peace keeping mission", "we're helping oppressed people", "We're fighting terrorists" are messages to get a population to support a war, and you will find a war time press in pretty much any country.
  • lifty 7y ago
    Just like Americans. Information freedom is no panacea but I think it helps. It’s just that it has a long lead time.