Twitter restricted in Turkey in aftermath of earthquake
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Re: Twitter restricted in Turkey in aftermath of earthquake
#142Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is one of many, many reasons why western countries and social media companies should not normalise censorship re-branded like "fighting disinformation".
How do you propose western countries and social media companies fight disinformation?
Re: Twitter restricted in Turkey in aftermath of earthquake
#143Just like in China with the anti-lockdown protests. The people who are recognisable on social media posts from the protests have all been arrested by now. They waited just long enough to make people forget about it before they picked them up one by one.
This is why I stopped buying anything that comes form China. No more funding CCP.
Re: Twitter restricted in Turkey in aftermath of earthquake
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I see plenty of racists calling for ethnic segregation in person, but online too? You sir, take the ridiculous prize today.
Saying nations should empower themselves isn't "racism". It's the opposite of racism.
Re: Twitter restricted in Turkey in aftermath of earthquake
#145Understandable. Turkey ruling elites protecting country from possible chaos and hysteria amplified by social media. Twitter is still US based company and if asked would not turn back on US national security interests. As history shows, US tactic is to destabilize countries and make them weak, there is no better tool than social media platform like Twitter. To use Twitter right now and to take advantage of this horrib…
Re: Twitter restricted in Turkey in aftermath of earthquake
#146Erdogan's first speech was almost 2 days after the earthquake and he said "We are monitoring who said what on the social media and tried to provoke the people. Today it's not the day to go after those but we take notes and when the day comes, we will go after them". Just look at his face when delivering this speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doy38aKbMw4 It's like from V for Vendetta. The lighting choice is very…
This is one of many, many reasons why western countries and social media companies should not normalise censorship re-branded like "fighting disinformation".
Re: Twitter restricted in Turkey in aftermath of earthquake
#147Erdogan's first speech was almost 2 days after the earthquake and he said "We are monitoring who said what on the social media and tried to provoke the people. Today it's not the day to go after those but we take notes and when the day comes, we will go after them". Just look at his face when delivering this speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doy38aKbMw4 It's like from V for Vendetta. The lighting choice is very…
Re: Twitter restricted in Turkey in aftermath of earthquake
#148Earlier quoted context omitted.
For instance i still use 10y old Dell 14r laptop. When it became slow to run windows i switched to u Ubuntu and added SSD (not china made). I might have purchased less than 10 made in china products in the past 3 years Something is better than nothing
That Dell was still certainly made in China. And the SSD, while not manufactured in China, likely had components which were. It's practically impossible to avoid it.
It's not 0 support, but it's a lot less than buying new.
Re: Twitter restricted in Turkey in aftermath of earthquake
#149Just like in China with the anti-lockdown protests. The people who are recognisable on social media posts from the protests have all been arrested by now. They waited just long enough to make people forget about it before they picked them up one by one.
Not to defend China, as the scale and the penalties are not comparable, however, some western governments also took a relatively hard stance against some anti-lockdown protests and we're learning government was involved in muting dissenting opinions on social media which in some western countries crosses the line into censorship. The government had embeds in social media orgs. Just imagine if during the Johnson or Ni…
Is not compared to being arrested and possibly jailed
Re: Twitter restricted in Turkey in aftermath of earthquake
#150Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is why I stopped buying anything that comes form China. No more funding CCP.
Yup. I’m (trying) to do the same. Every little mindless purchase I used to make to fix some minor inconvenience slowly adds up to real harm for someone else at the hands of the CCP. Please stop buying from China. In fact, in recent times Lithuania has been a force for good against China, I’d suggest seeking out their goods if applicable to your needs.