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Sorry, but it sounds like a cheap attempt to accuse the other party of propaganda and use the "whataboutism" card. I don't see anything whataboutism'y where on
by HatchedLake721 5y ago
Sorry, but it sounds like a cheap attempt to accuse the other party of propaganda and use the "whataboutism" card.
I don't see anything whataboutism'y where one accuses a foreign state interfering in another state. (and I personally find Kazahstan's idea that rioters received foreign military training funny, since it's the cheapest excuse ex-USSR governments use when people are tired of the same people ruling the country for 20-30 years and start protesting)
For it to be whataboutism, it should include something along the lines of "What about... ?" that discredits an opponent with their own hypocrisy.
- Const-me 5y ago> accuse the other party of propaganda Click the first link, it writes that Americans attempted a regime change in Belarus, and instigated a war between Azerbaijan and Armenia.