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no one assumed that? The point is everyone can say whatever that person wants, including ANY journalists. Being afraid of some "government policy" is a paranoia
by go_elmo 5y ago
no one assumed that? The point is everyone can say whatever that person wants, including ANY journalists. Being afraid of some "government policy" is a paranoia coming from countries where the first point does not apply, projecting their own fears to others
- pydry 5y ago>The point is everyone can say whatever that person wants This works fine if everybody's voice has equal weights but some have louder megaphones than others. Their voices matter disproportionately more.
- amanaplanacanal 5y agoHas there ever been a place or time when this wasn't true?
- coldtea 5y ago>Being afraid of some "government policy" is a paranoia coming from countries where the first point does not apply So like a long tradition from Gary Webb to Assange, cancel culture, attacks on the integrity and reputation (and de-platforming) of people like Taibbi or Greenwald, and so on?
- 0dayz 5y ago>cancel culture Damn the uk gov sits on Twitter all day? Maybe these people you bring up isn't as benevolent as you think they are?