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Yes, it can change any time and you can follow what's changed. It's also open to appeal to the company and I have seen mistakes corrected. My point is there is
by golondon 6y ago
Yes, it can change any time and you can follow what's changed. It's also open to appeal to the company and I have seen mistakes corrected.
My point is there is no secret agenda to bring up a content that supports one view. What Turkish gov wants to achieve is that, taking down the content they don't like. They have taken over all mainstream TV channels and you wouldn't see a line of critic on any channel, if you do it's quite likely you will not be invited to debate next time.
- itsthefnlacctdn 6y agoWere you alive end of December 2020? >My point is there is no secret agenda to bring up a content that supports one view. US senators just pressed youtube to delete all 'election fraud' videos. I dno how thats supporting all viewpoints. Please update your hidden agenda talking points with your crew kthx
- merth 6y agoclearly you never watch TV in turkey. there are critics everyday on very political TV programmes. and usually they try to get a representative from each political party to make it as fair as possible. except HDP, which has substential ties with terror organisations and very bad reputation in turkey. west think there is blockade against anti-government political fractions but in reality there is blockade against western puppets. that's drives western countries crazy due to not have any soft power on turkey.
- mancerayder 6y agoIt's also the American conception of free speech, which culturally differs from most countries. In the US, if a private company censors arbitrarily, it's still freedom of speech because you're still allowed to build your own competing business, and anyway it's your fault for agreeing to the legal terms and conditions. Even if it's a monopoly, Americans view freedom as something only governments remove.