This post and its associated community are all the context you need, really

How do those logical fallacies apply here? I’m confused.

Billionaire mouthpieces are all the same even if you believe they are different.

That’s kind of what this meme is saying.

In fact, suggesting that the BBC is anything other than upstanding will land you on the shitlibs’ list of “extremism”.

“The BBC is not a credible news source” - https://lemmy.world/post/35824465 ^[1]

Post-Soviet Russia has absolutely had an organized crime problem. The violence journalists face there strikes me as more reason to celebrate their work rather than censor it.

Heroised puppet and pianist

That wouldn’t accomplish much. He’s just an unfortunate puppet

I’m not going back. You can’t make me!

No, you can walk out of a factory job too; I’ve literally done it, no joke. What laws are you talking about?

The link is correct, but has suffered from link rot.

Archived link to the document

The Atlantic Counci’ls six fellows this year come from the Department of State, CIA, Office of the Secretary of Defense, Navy, USIA, and the Congressional Research Service. […] All have Secret clearances.

Reddit’s policy director is CIA agent

Reddit is a psyop run by feds and advertisers

[buildings]

The US tried to foment division in China by funding and organizing Salafi terrorist into Xinjiang, and once its efforts failed, it made lemonade out of its lemon by concocting and promoting a genocide narrative.

Much like how after China foiled their color revolution attempt in 1989, the CIA had to pivot to the “Tinyman Square Massacre” narrative.

Any one with a somewhat working democracy, and decent social freedoms.

What is an example?

If not reeducation, which method would you prefer China use to combat the foreign radical Wahhabism and terrorism spread by the CIA in Xinjiang for the purpose of regional destabilization and regime change?

We all know how the US chose to implement its own war on terror. Muslim majority countries in the Middle East support China’s method.

What is an example of an extant state that isn’t “ultraauthoritarian” in your view?

I’ve never seen it once. People love making stuff up apparently. Like “Ultra-mega-hyper-super-authoritarianism!”

Peculiarities:

• Comparison of Lemmy instances contains Hexbear but not lemmy.ml

• Fediverse Observer contains lemmy.ml but not Hexbear.

We’ve all been there