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> a war death You are suggesting that there is some sort of moral equivalence between a Ukrainian fighting a war to defend the existence of their country and a
by tomohawk 4y ago
> a war death
You are suggesting that there is some sort of moral equivalence between a Ukrainian fighting a war to defend the existence of their country and a Russian fighting to conquer said country.
That is just sad.
It's OK to cheer when the bad guy has a bad day.
In any case, why would you begrudge someone trying to tell the rest of the world what is going on there? It's not like you're going to find any dispassionate, unopinionated, completely neutral news agency out there. That just doesn't exist.
- mardifoufs 4y agoPost videos cheering the death of US soldiers in the invasion Iraq and you will get demonetized just as fast. It's not about moral equivalency between Russia and Ukraine, it's that advertisers still don't want to be associated with that stuff. So why would Google monetize the channel? (And by the way there's a massive difference between biaised news, and posting what is basically snuff content... Advertisers have no issue rolling ads on CNN even when it covers wars, but there's a reason why they don't broadcast gore/graphical content.)