> the decentralisation of information transfer is allowing citizens to be more informed than ever before about things their rulers don't want them to know Raci

> the decentralisation of information transfer is allowing citizens to be more informed than ever before about things their rulers don't want them to know Racial superiority ideas and/or discrimination is the issue in this case, and 90% of other cases involving censorship in Brazil. How is that something “the rulers don’t want you to know”?