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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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Is that the kind of society we want to be? Where a private individual or organization cannot go to another country to interview a world leader?
What happened to freedom of expression and freedom of movement? Are we going to go back to the Iron Curtain? Are we going to totally disconnect so that the only news we ever see is from "approved sources"?
This is a dangerous path to go down.
Tucker Carlson is a con-man, but if our citizens want to watch him - don't they have the right?
He should.not be platformed. either of them
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