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this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2026
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How "convenient" of the screenshot to not even mention that RT stands for "RussiaToday": a website and organization that was proven to spread Russian propaganda, and is proven to be sponsored by the Russian state.
In reality, yes the EU resources are limited and you can't bring down every individual post after going to court first. If the platform systematically does illegal stuff and spreads lies and propaganda, you ban the platform. That's the only logical way.
So then ban BBC and other state owned propaganda outlets. The BBC has been proven to spread disinformation about socialist countries and geopolitical adversaries to the west. Either commit to censoring disinformation, or commit to "free speech," as it stands it's just protecting fragile western narratives.
The BBC is proven to spread western propaganda and is proven to be sponsored by the British state.. Ban when?
Ban both?
Maybe less censorship and higher reporting standards?
Agreed