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I wasn't referring to this thread - I was referring to my social media feeds, some of which were deliberately curated to be mostly bikes and synths so as to take a brake from horrors of the world over the last six years.
The point I was making though, is that the US has been flattening entire cities in the middle east for as long as these social media platforms have existed, yet I can count on one-hand the number of brown bodies I've seen in photos about those events, yet I can't turn over a fucking rock without seeing photos of dead Ukrainians right now - it makes the lack of censorship feel like a deliberate attempt to stoke anti-Russian sentiment because the leadership of countries like the US desperately need a boogieman to take attention off how badly they're treating their own citizens currently.
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JVBulman
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I'm not keen on graphic images of dead people either but this is a thread dedicated to discussion of a military invasion which includes mass murder of civilians. Surely that's enough of a content warning?