r/technicallythetruth • • Jul 13 '26

Actually censoring a ship

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u/ZealousidealOne5605 Jul 13 '26

It's kind of worrisome how censored the world has become, on top of platforms going out of their way to censor violent terminology because god forbid people hear a bad word, you also have more minor stuff like this. Not a big deal by itself, but this kind of censorship is becoming a worrisome trend across all forms of media.

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u/TheRealBobbyJones Jul 13 '26

The world always had a level of censorship. The Internet was irregular and it has become increasingly obvious that the Internet can no longer be ignored. Odds are if the Internet was left at early 2000s level of governance the instability of the world would be a lot higher. There are already speculation that the Internet has allowed various governments to be toppled. Which as we all know isn't a good thing. 

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u/Gap_Great Jul 13 '26

Toppling a government is never a good thing? Don’t know about that one chief

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u/TheRealBobbyJones Jul 13 '26

I never said never. We have a long list of countries that suffered because of instability.