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So you want to censor what other people read? I don't think your neighbor would appreciate such patronizing attitude.
by drysine 9mo ago
So you want to censor what other people read?
I don't think your neighbor would appreciate such patronizing attitude.
- saubeidl 9mo agoI don't appreciate my neighbors letting themselves be manipulated to do me harm. I think it's time we do something about it.
- drysine 9mo agoHow are they doing you harm?
- saubeidl 9mo agoMostly by voting in extremists that destroy the institutions that we built and offer us as a prize to their foreign masters.
- drysine 9mo agoMaybe they think that the current politicians are the ones who are destroying the Europe and it's you who is voting the wrong way? The part about "foreign masters" doesn't make sense to me.
- saubeidl 9mo agoWell yes of course they do - because they've been manipulated by said propaganda! Maybe the part about foreign masters makes more sense with this context: https://www.krone.at/3350333 https://www.krone.at/3350333 https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/feb/14/jd-vance-alice-weidel-meeting-germany-far-right https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/feb/14/jd-vance-ali...
- drysine 9mo agoYou mean your politicians have created the migrant crisis because they were manipulated by Russian propaganda? I still don't understand the "foreign masters" part. You mean other parties don't talk to foreigners?
- Taurenking 9mo ago[dead]
- saubeidl 9mo agoYour politicians have created the migrant crisis by fucking up the middle east - as part of the same hybrid warfare on our institutions as said propaganda. Other parties don't have friendship treaties with Putins party.
- drysine 9mo agoThe US with accomplices invaded Iraq in 2003, NATO bombed Libya in 2011. Western politicians and mass media encouraged Arab Spring insurrections. All that led to the rise of ISIS among other things. And yet oddly you blame Russia for "fucking up the middle east". Why? Have you considered the possibility that it's you who is a victim of propaganda? >Other parties don't have friendship treaties with Putins party. I'm sure other parties have friendships with the parties or institutions in countries other than Russia.
- Sabinus 9mo agoI don't want them unknowingly consuming foreign propaganda campaign content and maximally politically divisive conversation. Having spaces where identities are confirmed is really important for honest and open debate. Screaming at each other in Reddit and Facebook comments amongst society-fracturing influence campaigns isn't free speech. And if someone wants to leave the identity confirmed space and go yell in the anonymous sea of voices they can but we need other options.
- drysine 9mo ago>I don't want them unknowingly consuming foreign propaganda campaign content and maximally politically divisive conversation. Good point. That's what Putin's "foreign agents" law addresses. The law is much criticized by Western media and "NGOs" for some reason. As a matter of fact, it marginalizes any recipient of foreign money even if they do something genuinely good for Russian people, but I doubt it is why the West doesn't like this law.