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> Is it that the Russian propaganda so strong So you are just listening to the propaganda from the other side. And you think you are right? > What I am wonder
by korzun 12y ago
> Is it that the Russian propaganda so strong
So you are just listening to the propaganda from the other side. And you think you are right?
> What I am wondering is when Russia will completely take over Ukraine
This is not about this. Things are not black and white. The situation there is extremely complex.
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- IgorPartola 12y agoWould you say this map is propaganda? By who? The Ukrainian government? The one that can't get it's shit together to oppose this invasion, or really do much of anything managed to set up a whole bunch of very credible looking Twitter accounts, faked NATO satellite photos/reports, etc.? Ukraine has no propaganda because Ukraine doesn't have much of anything. These reports are very far from perfect, but they do seem to be coming from people with feet on the ground.
- korzun 12y ago> Ukraine has no propaganda because Ukraine doesn't have much of anything. Yes. This part sums up how un-biased you are.
- IgorPartola 12y agoFrom comments currently further down: > Shameless plug - try grasswire's crowdsourced feed, curated and fact-checked by hundreds of people in real-time. https://grasswire.com/#/newsfeeds/1fece014-714a-4cd9-a9dd-6b.. https://grasswire.com/#/newsfeeds/1fece014-714a-4cd9-a9dd-6b.... by austenallred
- korzun 12y ago> Shameless plug - try grasswire's crowdsourced feed, curated and fact-checked by hundreds of people in real-time. You do realize it's fact checked by people on computers who are probably sitting on their ass in US? Do you think people in the conflict zones are fact checking it? Seriously? You are playing telephone, that's what you are doing. We all know how that turns out.
- foobarqux 12y agoThe propaganda is usually about how things are interpreted and portrayed not the facts themselves (e.g. offensive/defensive attack).