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In fact various Twitter accounts are already unavailable in EU today because they are censored for spreading Russian state propaganda.

• jevgeni 4y ago
  • raspberry1337 4y ago
    Bad
  • collegeburner 4y ago
    why? i have a legitimate interest in looking at "russian propaganda" sometimes because it's relevant to understanding the ongoing conflict. it may not be fact ually accurate but the official position of their government is relevant to grasping geopolitical problems of the day especially since basically everything their government releases could be reasonably classified as "propaganda". but i guess only the "verified journalists" or whatever will be allowed to review this then explain it to us proles as they see fit.
    • foepys 4y ago
      Germany already has some experience in what fascist propaganda can lead to and really doesn't want to repeat that.