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Bold title with and bold claims, but really little to get from the write-up itself than LinkedIn bios. However, I could add a question to the following quote:
by p2detar 3y ago
Bold title with and bold claims, but really little to get from the write-up itself than LinkedIn bios. However, I could add a question to the following quote:
> Is it merely a coincidence that censorship has increased aggressively since then?
Well, if you really have a foreign actor waging digital war at you, then what are your short-term options really?
I mean honestly, seeing what's happening around Europe and especially ex socialist countries, I can only confirm that the Putin regime wages a full-scale digital war towards European population. Why would that be different in the USA and why would it be bad to allow measures to be taken against it by working with Internet giants like Google and Meta?
- friend_and_foe 3y agoIt should be different in the US because augmenting the flow of information to manipulate behavior goes against the foundational principles that the US holds and represents. We expect Russia to manipulate and lie to the populations and control what they say to each other. We tell ourselves that our success comes from our integrity, our unwillingness to do this, that we outperform and defeat them precisely because they do this and we do not. I personally do believe this as well. And besides that, we should be condemning anyone that engages in this sort of thing, not whatabouting it. My mind is mine, it's not your battlefield. All that a state gets from me when attempting to do this is withdrawal of my loyalty to it and my faith in it.
- jeffbee 3y ago> Bold title with and bold claims It's a cut-and-paste job of articles that have been circulating among political magazines and blogs for years.