το τέλος της δυτικής δημοκρατίας

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Φλωρονήματα παντού.

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πουτινολάτσες ανησυχούν για την δυτική δημοκρατία
θα κουφαθούμε εντελώς

Δεν ανησυχούμε στην πραγματικότητα.
Ξέρουμε πως η δυτική δημοκρατία είναι όσο αληθινή όσο ο Άγιος Βασίλης.

καλά το τι ξέρεις/αντιλαμβάνεσαι εσύ είναι κανονικό ανέκδοτο

Ανάλογη άποψη έχω και για σένα.
Είσαι ο απόλυτος NPC, χωρίς κριτική σκέψη.
Μόνο από το username φαίνεται.
Ένα ευτυχισμένο πιστό πιόνι ενός συστήματος που διαλύει τα πάντα στο πέρασμα του.

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πουτινολάτσες ανησυχούν για την δυτική δημοκρατία
θα κουφαθούμε εντελώς

Δεν ανησυχούμε στην πραγματικότητα.
Ξέρουμε πως η δυτική δημοκρατία είναι όσο αληθινή όσο ο Άγιος Βασίλης.

καλά το τι ξέρεις/αντιλαμβάνεσαι εσύ είναι κανονικό ανέκδοτο

δεν υιοθετώ αλλά ήταν ωραίο comeback από δημοκράτη αυτό

[Δημοκράτης]

Δεν ανησυχούμε στην πραγματικότητα.
Ξέρουμε πως η δυτική δημοκρατία είναι όσο αληθινή όσο ο Άγιος Βασίλης.

καλά το τι ξέρεις/αντιλαμβάνεσαι εσύ είναι κανονικό ανέκδοτο

Ανάλογη άποψη έχω και για σένα.
Είσαι ο απόλυτος NPC, χωρίς κριτική σκέψη.
Μόνο από το username φαίνεται.
Ένα ευτυχισμένο πιστό πιόνι ενός συστήματος που διαλύει τα πάντα στο πέρασμα του.

το καθρεφτάκι ξέχασες

[sharp]

[stavmanr]

Ο ανθρώπινος εγκέφαλος μπορεί να χακαριστεί, δεν είναι μόνο τα μποτ, αλλά και οι NPCs.
Δηλαδή δεν υπάρχει αμφιβολία πως, οι πιο πολλοί χρήστες εδώ είναι αληθινοί, αλλά η εγκεφαλική τους λειτουργία και ο τρόπος που γράφουν είναι σαν τα μποτ.
Ιδού το παράδειγμα πχ..

Το καλό της δυτικής δημοκρατίας είναι ότι διαβάζεις και τέτοιες απόψεις.
Δοκίμασε να γράψεις κάτι τέτοιο στο Ιράν, στη Ρωσία, στην Κίνα, στη Β Κορέα, φίλε μου DNA.

Ψάξε να βρεις αντιΑρίστους στη Μόσχα, να αρθρογραφούν αντίστοιχα κατά της Ρωσίας, να προσβάλουν την κυβέρνηση του Πούτιν με τα χειρότερα λόγια.

Δεν έχει ιδέα ο άνθρωπος για το τι συμβαίνει.
Να ο μεγαλύτερος πολιτικός ραδιοφωνικός σταθμός της Μόσχας πχ
https://www.youtube.com/@zhivoygvozd/videos
Είναι αντιπουτινικός.

Πάμε να δούμε μαζί πόσο αντιπουτινικός είναι και πόση κριτική μπορεί να προσφέρει στη Ρωσία.
https://www.proekt.media/en/guide-en/ru ... er-war-en/

Novy Mir
A Guide to Russian Media in the Times of Total Censorship

(...)In the fall of 2021, a prominent attorney Ilya Novikov was probably the first to coin the term “offshore journalism” that would later be used to describe a whole phenomenon. The lawyer used it to describe editorial offices that were forced to leave Russia . By mid-2022, almost all independent Russian journalism has become an “offshore” one. (...)

(...) Early morning on February 24, Tikhon Dzyadko, the editor-in-chief of Dozhd TV, was getting into a taxi to go to the studio. It was at that very moment that Vladimir Putin announced the start of the war. “Just recently, my wife and I watched a TV show where a media manager was constantly nauseous from stress, and we laughed at the premise, but at that moment, when I heard about attack on Ukraine, I felt a terrible nausea, ” says Dzyadko. NAn hour and a half later, “Dozhd” will begin its first broadcast about the war and will switch to round-the-clock schedule. By the noon of the first day of the war, Dziadko would receive a call from Roskomnadzor, asking him “to only present verified information”, “to which I replied that we do, from all sides” . Just a few days later, Dozhd would be shut down. (...)

(...)Novaya Gazeta held out for slightly more than a month after the start of war. The Echo of Moscow radio station that had previously been on air for more than 30 years suffered a much swifter blow. On February 28, its editor-in-chief Alexey Venediktov got a call from the Presidential Administration. The officials were outraged by the broadcast of Ukrainian journalist Vitaly Portnikov who said that if Putin decides to drop a nuclear bomb, Russia should expect a retaliatory strike . Next day, the radio station was blocked by Roskomnadzor, and soon after, it was completely shut down by its owner Gazprom Media.

(...) Many journalists from the closed media began to evacuate abroad, either in organised groups or individually. The Project’s calculations show that at least 504 journalists have left Russia over the past year, most of them after the outbreak of the war on February 24.

(...) Isolated regional media, such as a small Siberian website People of Baikal, also stayed put. The outlet’s editor Elena Trifonova says that almost everyone remained in Russia, but that “life is uneasy.” The website’s journalist was detained at soldier funerals and summoned to the FSB.

(...) In this context, the survival chances of the remaining media are quite low. On July 12, Alexander Bayanov, the founder –– now, a former one –– of Taiga.Info, Siberia’s another independent media, posted on Facebook that he’s leaving his position and the country: “The project has been disrupted and destroyed.” On March 1, the outlet’s website was blocked.

(...) In some cases, the grantees request assistance in buying new computers because their old ones were seized by the Russian law enforcement.

(...) since the beginning of war, Roskomnadzor has blocked 95 sources of information that were working either in Russia or abroad but targeted the Russian audience.

(...) The growth was especially active in the first month of the war. The audience grew despite the blocking and banning of Instagram and Facebook, social networks important for the promotion of journalistic materials . Prior to the war, the website of Novaya Gazeta had 12-13 mln monthly visitors, but in February and March these numbers had jumped to 23 and 32 mln respectively13. The website of Mediazona also had record visitor numbers: in March, the media had over 4 mln readers .

But then Dozhd, Echo Moskvy and Novaya Gazeta were shut down, which resulted in a 15% decrease in the audience of independent media — in the five months following the war, the total visits to the websites of the 14 most prominent independent media outlets were 75 million compared with 88.6 million in the five months prior to the war. If you do not take into account the shut-down websites, it turns out that the number of visits to the surviving media websites has increased by 32% since February 24 (from an average of 34.4 million visits per month to 45.6 million).

(...) On February 24, hours after the start of aggression against Ukraine, an open letter against the war signed by a group of Russian journalists was published online. The letter was written by Kommersant’s special correspondent Elena Chernenko. On the same day, Chernenko and several journalists in the Foreign Ministry press pool who also signed the letter were removed from the said group. This decision was made by Maria Zakharova, the Ministry’s spokeswoman
(...) Chernenko continued to work at Kommersant, where censorship, albeit less restrictive, existed long before the war.

(...) “It has become much harder to work. It’s not just about the use of the word ‘war, ’ it’s about the overall tone of publications. If the text is too critical and contains even a hint that things have become worse in some sphere because of the ‘special operation, ’ it might not see the light at all. There is a full block on texts related to the servicemen, the wounded, and the killed, on stories about their families, ” says a journalist at Kommersant. “Everyone is very despondent. The newsroom, which used to be full of people and noise, is now quiet like a cemetery, ” adds another journalist who works there.

(...) As for the war itself, Kommersant practically ceased covering it. It’s impossible to glean even some idea of military developments from reading the daily newspaper. RBC covers the war in much the same way. “We are forced to write about current developments using only the official sources, and since that’s quite meaningless, we write very little, ” explains the reporter for Russia’s largest private media holding. They regularly must bend over backwards to write something: for example, when the Russian army bombed the shopping mall in Kremenchug, RBC reported that missiles hit the city centre, but didn’t specify whose missiles they were

(...) Using their access to the editorial system, Miroshnikova and Polyakov published several dozen stories in a matter of 40 minutes. Although this anti-war demarche predictably ended with removal of articles and dismissal of organisers, the journalists have no regrets. Both emigrated from Russia.

(...) About 20 staff members resigned from RIA Novosti . Several dozen people left the Russian editorial office of RT . “When it all began, our team was told to abandon all other stories, because we are switching to Ukraine full on, ” says an RT staffer. He adds that the management now closely watches what editors post on their social media: “At least three people were fired in the first days because of the posts they wrote.”

(...) for those who remained engaged in propaganda, the war turned out to be a very profitable topic. The Project has obtained data on salaries in the largest state-owned media outlets. For example, the salary of VGTRK war correspondent Yevgeny Poddubny, who regularly covers the hostilities in Ukraine, increased by almost a quarter — in the first half of 2022 he received an average of 974,000 rubles per month against 782,000 a year earlier. Salary of another correspondent Nikolai Dolgachev has increased by almost 65% — he receives an average of 688,000 rubles per month, while last year he earned a little over 400,000.
Payments increased not only for military journalists. Channel One correspondent Anton Vernitsky, who, among other things, covers Putin’s work, began earning between 600,000 and 650,000 rubles a month, whereas in January of this year he received just 400,000 rubles.
(...)

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Το καλό της δυτικής δημοκρατίας είναι ότι διαβάζεις και τέτοιες απόψεις.
Δοκίμασε να γράψεις κάτι τέτοιο στο Ιράν, στη Ρωσία, στην Κίνα, στη Β Κορέα, φίλε μου DNA.

Ψάξε να βρεις αντιΑρίστους στη Μόσχα, να αρθρογραφούν αντίστοιχα κατά της Ρωσίας, να προσβάλουν την κυβέρνηση του Πούτιν με τα χειρότερα λόγια.

Όλα ρευστά είναι.

Πράγματα που γίνονται σήμερα θα ήταν αδιανόητα πριν 20 η 30 χρόνια. Με την ίδια λογική (δεν) μπορούμε να διανοηθούμε τι θα γίνεται στο μέλλον.

σωστό
άλλωστε η δυστοπία δημιουργείται σταδιακά, δεν ξυπνάς μια μέρα και όλα έχουν αλλάξει
αναπτύσσονται όλα σιωπηλά σιγά σιγά, οι νέες γενιές μεγαλώνουν μέσα σε διάφορες καταστάσεις και τις εκλαμβάνουν ως δεδομένες ενώ για τους προηγούμενους θα ήταν αδιανόητες
αν σκεφτεί κανείς πώς ήταν ο κόσμος μόλις 20 χρόνια πριν και πώς έχει μεταλλαχθεί σήμερα λόγω ψηφιοποίησης και τεχνολογίας εν γένει, δεν μπορούμε καν να φανταστούμε πως θα είναι σε άλλα 20-30 χρόνια από τώρα

Κοίταξε, δεν μένει κάποιος ισόβιος πρόεδρος χωρίς να έχει φροντίσει να εφαρμόζεται αυταρχικό καθεστώς, έστω και συγκαλυμμένο.
Όλως τυχαία, στη Ρωσία, τη Λευκορωσία, τη Β Κορέα, οι πολίτες γουστάρουν ισόβια έναν συγκεκριμένο ηγέτη...

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Ανησυχεί για twitter bots χρήστης που η μόνη του συνεισφορά στο forum είναι η αναδημοσιεύση tweets...

[Η φωνή της Αληθειας]

Πουτινάκια…. Κριτική σκέψη…

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Τα μπουτς φοβου τα μπουτς.

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Η συζυγος του θειου μου ειναι Καναδεζα με σκωτσεζικες ριζες και ειναι πυρ και μανια με την κυβερνηση του
σαλτιμπαγκου Τρυντω.

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https://consortiumnews.com/2023/01/13/c ... oll-scare/