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Right, for the site proclaiming to be for free speech it doesn't seem that their in favor of practicing transparent speech i.e. Showing the court case or the in
by 0dayz 3y ago
Right, for the site proclaiming to be for free speech it doesn't seem that their in favor of practicing transparent speech i.e. Showing the court case or the individuals involved in the takedown:
https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monark_(podcaster) https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monark_(podcaster)
You can think of the case against this individual as you please, my gripe with the site is that I just cannot trust outlets that brand themselves as an interest group and then withholds information when convenient, since then it's just propaganda.
Oh and doing some further digging they even manages to somehow misread the EU media freedom act so badly that they quote a part of it that clearly states to protect journalists against Spyware, and yet they write that the EU wants to use Spyware against journalists.[1]
And in the same article they paint orban as some freedom fighter of free speech. [1] .
[1]https://reclaimthenet.org/eu-media-freedom-act-passes-key-vote https://reclaimthenet.org/eu-media-freedom-act-passes-key-vo...
- Pat_Murph 3y agoYep their bias is clearly on display we can Atleast give them that but them not gobong5the details of what the accusations are just comes off as dishonest... Hard to take seriously. As these free speech absolutist activists usualy are...
- 0dayz 3y agoYeah, it's unfortunately something I've seen happen with a lot of single-vote movment/groups, at best they play the useful idiot or have obvious biases that makes them not impartial.