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> but in Spain most fact-checkers have very evident ties with two political parties, and they handle info in an agenda-setting style. It's the same thing in Ro
by paganel 5y ago
> but in Spain most fact-checkers have very evident ties with two political parties, and they handle info in an agenda-setting style.
It's the same thing in Romania, they strongly monitor and criticise those politicians and public figures who are not europhiles while pretty much ignoring those politicians who are for stronger EU integration and for more power for international institutions and their viewpoints inside of Romania.
- najqh 5y agoIt's called globalism.
- kerneloftruth 5y agoYes, political censorship is often called "fact checking". Facebook invented nothing new, and the sin is them trying to convince us otherwise. The increased censorship has been demanded by the Democrats, and Facebook is obeying.