Reddit blocks posting any .ru links

Post by Scandiravian » Sun, Mar 06, 2022, 8:47 AM UTC

dilap wrote: post #121

Scandiravian wrote: post #112

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The facts they choose to print are probably true - which again is part of the alt-right playbook. Cherry pick the facts that helps you muddy the waters enough to instill doubt and create false equivalence in the mind of the reader between there being Nazis in Ukraine and indiscriminate murder of civilians plus turning more than a million people into refugees in less than two weeks. So I'd ask you - do you think that…

I think seeking to know the truth as best we can is the best path to peace.

Post by JMS2021 » Sun, Mar 06, 2022, 10:02 AM UTC

JohnHaugeland wrote: post #34

rasengan wrote: post #27

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Oh, I thought it was the blanket ban on Russian news by the EU.

That's also not censorship. Censorship is when * an individual is told by a government that they may not publish* . A government telling another government that they can't broadcast in the first government's space is something really quite different.

Post by imwillofficial » Mon, Mar 07, 2022, 3:33 AM UTC

Scandiravian wrote: post #112

dilap wrote: post #106

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Is the article inaccurate? Are there falsehoods?

The facts they choose to print are probably true - which again is part of the alt-right playbook. Cherry pick the facts that helps you muddy the waters enough to instill doubt and create false equivalence in the mind of the reader between there being Nazis in Ukraine and indiscriminate murder of civilians plus turning more than a million people into refugees in less than two weeks. So I'd ask you - do you think that…