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Tucker Carlson interview with Putin to test EU law regulating tech companies
(www.theguardian.com)
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this post was submitted on 09 Feb 2024
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He should.not be platformed. either of them
I don't like Tucker Carlson or Putin but the idea that Tucker Carlson would be platforming Putin is stupid. He's the leader of Russia, he is his own platform. He can make a video and every news agency will show it and report on it. He doesn't need a platform, he just inherently has one
Elaborate on your position. You say he should not be platformed. I think people shouldn't use hard drugs. However, I also don't think we should criminalize drug possession or use.
Not the previous user. Perfectly OK for Tucker to visit Putin and to interview him. Not ok for a media outlet to publish the interview. If you want a comparison, fine by me if you ruin your life with Fentanyl. Not ok if you're selling it.
Ok, maybe drug use was a bad analogy. What I meant to say was abortion....
That was comedy gold and everybody missed it.
People are reactionary creatures. Feel bad for OC