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Hello, I oppose it. I live right next to germany, i know quite a bit about it. The 'Z' is not banned here. Neither is russian media. Unlike in germany where RT
by lawl 5y ago
Hello, I oppose it. I live right next to germany, i know quite a bit about it. The 'Z' is not banned here. Neither is russian media. Unlike in germany where RT is DNS censored now.
And I think the US free speech model is vastly superior.
Your opinion is not universally held by europeans, i just wanted to make that clear.
And no I don't support the war, nor do I like putin in the slightest, just to make that also clear.
- scrollaway 5y agoNever said it was universally held. Nothing is. I know european flat earthers, even. But do you disagree that it's by far the majority opinion and trend here? BTW. If RT weren't DNS censored, all you would get is a 403. RT is now excluding most countries all on its own.
- lawl 5y ago> But do you disagree that it's by far the majority opinion and trend here? I can't speak for all of europe. I do get these vibes from germany. I switzerland I feel like most are somewhere between the US and germany, where they'd agree with a nazi flag ban but not an RT ban. So no, it depends on the definition of "here".
- scrollaway 5y agoYou were the one that brought up the RT ban. I was talking about symbolism displays.
- lawl 5y agoZ isn't banned here and I don't see any big calls to do so. Answer remains the same. Discussion was about freedom of speech and thus the RT ban is also relevant.
- Symbiote 5y agoFor what it's worth, in Denmark www.rt.com resolves to 91.215.41.10 and seems to work correctly.