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You can freely read Chinese or russian narratives if you live in the US or EU, the opposite isn't true. Of course there are problems with the narratives created
by bakuninsbart 5y ago
You can freely read Chinese or russian narratives if you live in the US or EU, the opposite isn't true. Of course there are problems with the narratives created by our governments and media, especially during war time, but hey, you are free to call them out, free to provide facts that counter such narratives, and free to try and create and publish your own narratives.
The main difference between us and China/Russia is that we have access to way more information, and thus false narratives are created differently, either through information overload or information bias, but not by simply forbidding the reporting of facts.
- insickness 5y ago> You can freely read Chinese or russian narratives if you live in the US or EU That's actually not true. RT, Sputnik and other Russian sources have been taken down. While this censorship may not be as stark as what is happening in China, the pattern of censoring soft targets before moving on to hard targets is concerning.