> "some argue that US is no different than North Korea" I'm not sure anyone actually argues this? If they do they're not really worth your time. This isn't "U

> "some argue that US is no different than North Korea" I'm not sure anyone actually argues this? If they do they're not really worth your time. This isn't "US superiority" it's about rights for individuals in a liberal society. If the US fails to meet these goals then it should do better too. > "However ridiculous I find these claims, as you can see, it's not a clear cut in the US too. Twitter was even considered a part of the conspiracy." It's pretty clear cut - lots of people believe insane things, that doesn't make the truth unclear. > "Indians might ask, why should they be subjected to the morals of US deep state cabal?" I doubt Indians would ask that, they might ask why a western company is aiding their own government in suppressing the truth about their family and friends dying from Covid though.