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we are currently under a right wing government whose media friends smeared their only real opposition as... a dangerous communist who would destroy the country. their main opposition now are copying more and more of their policies. they are not, in fact, communists and are pretty far away from ever being left of centre.
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#32So the UK finally wants to create the Ministry of Truth?
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Oh, pity the (faux?) naive child who has been brought up on a diet of McCarthyism. You’re so scared of reds under the bed that you can’t see what the (increasingly far-)right wing are doing to you.
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#34Aside from "the dark web," are there any efforts to create an impossible-to-censor parallel version or subset of the internet?
No because people with enough influence will terminate your hosting, domain name, isp, bank account, or just get your site blocked. See kiwi farms, nigel farage, and the wikipedia-iwf dust-up. Mastodon and the fediverse are close, maybe, but many instances refuse to "speak" to one another because of their users.
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#36Do they not realize that they will kill democracy in the process?
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You can tell because this is a right-wing government trying to do this while Communism and Marxism are left-wing ideologies.
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Maybe so, but please don't post unsubstantive comments here.
Maybe unsubstantive, but it's the closest analogy everyone can understand.
That goes double for the repetitive+indignant sort of internet comment—those almost always lead to shallow conversation.
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we are currently under a right wing government whose media friends smeared their only real opposition as... a dangerous communist who would destroy the country. their main opposition now are copying more and more of their policies. they are not, in fact, communists and are pretty far away from ever being left of centre.
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#39Earlier quoted context omitted.
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Oh, pity the (faux?) naive child who has been brought up on a diet of McCarthyism. You’re so scared of reds under the bed that you can’t see what the (increasingly far-)right wing are doing to you.
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Oh, pity the (faux?) naive child who has been brought up on a diet of McCarthyism. You’re so scared of reds under the bed that you can’t see what the (increasingly far-)right wing are doing to you.
There doesn't exist any single example of this in the Anglo-sphere, nor the UK itself.