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Are you actually defending the censorship of Tiananmen Square?

• j_maffe 9mo ago
  Perhaps they're pointing out the level of double standards in condemnation China gets compared to the US, lack of censorship notwithstanding.
  • rwmj 9mo ago
    Are you saying we cannot talk about the bad things the US has done?
    • j_maffe 9mo ago
      No I'm saying we can, unlike how it is in China. Besides that point, I think GP is arguing that China is villinized more than the US.
    • torginus 9mo ago
      I'm pretty sure if you criticise the US on something they care about, you posts will disappear from social media pretty quickly. Not because of political censorship but because of Trust and Safety violations
  • johnjames87 9mo ago
    The US govt doesn't force censorship of its history, good or bad.
    • exe34 9mo ago
      they do it differently. the executive just lies to you while you watch a video of what's really happening, and if you start protesting, you're a domestic terrorist. or a little piggy, if you ask awkward questions.
      • johnjames87 9mo ago
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    • entropicdrifter 9mo ago
      It tries to, in bouts
  • spankalee 9mo ago
    Are you actually claiming the US is not criticized here?