JohnDe
La dolce vita
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I am no expert in psychology or history, though both have interested me since my high school days, so when I say this i am most likely incorrect, but to the untrained eye it appears that your fear of being censored and/or banned has clouded the lessons of history.
The USA have the most liberal and free internet access and use in the world, it is like the wild west without a sheriff. Most other countries have a free internet with minor laws in place to protect people from people like Alex Jones.
History was a big part of our education system; some schools and their students took it seriously while others concentrated on something else.
During the early 1930's the world turned a blind eye to what was happening in Germany by Hitler's policy changes. When Germany started to 'expand' its national borders, countries like England were too weary to stand up.
When Russian troops were massing at the Ukrainian border world governments made a concerted effort to ensure that there would be no invasion or war.
Puttin gave his word that Russia was only conducting military exercises.
World leaders warned Puttin and Russia that the invasion of a free and sovereign country would be met by harsh sanctions.
When you go on about Russia being the victim here, it sounds like that you have not bothered to read all the facts or study some history. Instead, you try to guilt everyone by mentioning censorship and banning, 'going against the narrative', and so on. Maybe there is some truth in what you say, but you are yet to supply any evidence that would stand up to any simple assessment let alone an international court.