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You are always one click away from hardcore pro-ukraine propaganda in YouTube and ukrainian channels in Telegram. A lot of prominent media figures - turned Stat
by thriftwy 4y ago
You are always one click away from hardcore pro-ukraine propaganda in YouTube and ukrainian channels in Telegram. A lot of prominent media figures - turned State Dept proxies - fled the war and now are outputting constant stream of anti-war, anti-regime, anti-Russia propaganda, to youtube mostly.
The information which you expected to topple Russia is widely available. Most Russians just don't want to lose the war and have their country toppled. But even if you persuade a simple majority of them, how would they proceed toppling anything? Did people topple any governments over unpopular COVID restrictions?
Why do you assume that the majority of Russians would like to watch TV channels which spit on them, magnify every their misstep and ignore their issues? Because that's the only mode free media found itself to be capable of.
- _kbh_ 4y ago> You are always one click away from hardcore pro-ukraine propaganda in YouTube and ukrainian channels in Telegram. A lot of prominent media figures - turned State Dept proxies - fled the war and now are outputting constant stream of anti-war, anti-regime, anti-Russia propaganda, to youtube mostly. The amount of pro-ukranian propaganda, is nowhere near the amount of pro Russian propaganda that has been seeded by the FSB and GRU for years. Their systematic firehose of falsehood has been in full effect for years, ever since the "little green men" in Ukraine and the Russian shooting down of MH17. You see far more pro Russian propaganda even on places like here then you see pro Ukrainian propaganda, probably by orders of magnitude.
- thriftwy 4y agoOf course you would see more pro-Russian position in Russia than pro-Ukrainian position. How would you expect to see it otherwise? Simply adding "free speech" will not mute state propaganda, in Russia, China and elsewhere.