Ah yes the Atlantic Council, wasn't on their board of directors or something like that?

It's been said a million times before here and I'm going to say it again:

Americans are the most propagandized people on earth

lmfao holy shit

Listen I'm sure she's very impartial and-

“I know what it’s like to live under censorship,” [Ashooh] said. “My internal check, when I’m arguing for a restrictive policy on the site, is Do I sound like an Arab government? If so, maybe I should scale it back.” On the other hand, she said, “people hide behind the notion that there’s a bright line between ideology and action, but some ideologies are inherently more violent than others.”

“My internal check, when I’m arguing for a restrictive policy on the site, is Do I sound like an Arab government? If so, maybe I should scale it back.”

Do I sound like an Arab government? If so, maybe I should scale it back

oh

I’ve been watching videos of Russians getting their small intestines blown out for months, but god forbid you host a video from the perspective of Hamas. Spineless bullshit decision on the part of Reddit.

Jessica Ashooh of the Atlantic Council will be making the final decisions

Wow it's even worse than in my post title

Reddit Administration

Reddit regime

Because they don’t believe Palestine is a legitimate state

cia spooks run reddit

no, seriously

the point isn't to help them do the genocide, it's to help them do the genocide with the cameras off

The message from admins to the sub mods:

They really are going to use "Genocide" for any type of violent conflict.

It's almost as if the Admin are Hamas apologists and only want the scenes produced by the Israeli forces to be seen. Great way to bias.

what the fuck i love the reddit admins now

Whoever wrote that sentence should die painfully

Oh hamas is doing genocide are they? ARE THEY??

Also maintaining the aura of Israeli righteousness. By banning this they are basically claiming this footage is illegitimate or complicit with criminal activity.

Ironically the thing that kind of got me questioning the narrative around ukraiane is how there was never a video from the Russian perspective and it seemed hard to believe that it was actually that one sided of a fight that there wasn't some random videos of successful attacks or defenses by Russia.

Then when you start applying that same lens of framing to everything else it was a lot less surprising to me than the libs of reddit that the counter offensive wasn't literally just ukranine skipping into Russia while handing out flowers.