Exactly. Everyone’s lynching someone on social media. You even cannot express yourself any more! This cancel culture is horrible. It’s like I have to be pro-Palestine.
That was not some antisemitic violence, that was a POGROM and lynching attempt.
This incident is what happens when physical strength and stupidity is combined into one mob.
And yes, that shit was incited by telegram channels that are now banned fortunately.
When I posted about Dagestan yesterday the post got removed as off-topic, so have fun while this post lasts.
Per the article, this violent mob was instigated by a Ilya Ponomarev, a former Russian MP who defected to Ukraine in 2016. He runs social media channels calling for protests in Russia and the overthrow of Vladimir Putin’s regime. This was merely an effort to disrupt the daily lives of Russians in the hope of eventually getting regime change in Russia.
This is playing with fire. Creating unrest in a neighboring country can eventually turn back to bite you.
Coming from the BBC? That’s rich
This coming from the BBC is hilarious, they doing some mental gymnastics here for sure
In russia, all media is russian state media.
Shit even in europe and usa media is no less than 30% russian media.
I am still hoping Elon keeps his word and pulls the plug on Twitter for EU.
Twitter will start WW3 one day.
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Exactly. Everyone’s lynching someone on social media. You even cannot express yourself any more! This cancel culture is horrible. It’s like I have to be pro-Palestine.
That was not some antisemitic violence, that was a POGROM and lynching attempt.
This incident is what happens when physical strength and stupidity is combined into one mob.
And yes, that shit was incited by telegram channels that are now banned fortunately.
When I posted about Dagestan yesterday the post got removed as off-topic, so have fun while this post lasts.
Per the article, this violent mob was instigated by a Ilya Ponomarev, a former Russian MP who defected to Ukraine in 2016. He runs social media channels calling for protests in Russia and the overthrow of Vladimir Putin’s regime. This was merely an effort to disrupt the daily lives of Russians in the hope of eventually getting regime change in Russia.
This is playing with fire. Creating unrest in a neighboring country can eventually turn back to bite you.
Coming from the BBC? That’s rich
This coming from the BBC is hilarious, they doing some mental gymnastics here for sure
In russia, all media is russian state media.
Shit even in europe and usa media is no less than 30% russian media.
I am still hoping Elon keeps his word and pulls the plug on Twitter for EU.
Twitter will start WW3 one day.
«Dagestan, a diverse region». It’s 90% muslim.