This will be used to completely shut down anti-narrative voices
That's what they want to use it for but first they have to keep the narrative going. Once the narrative falls apart (and its happening now) the law will work against them.
>This will be used to completely shut down anti-narrative voices
That's what they want to use it for but first they have to keep the narrative going. Once the narrative falls apart (and its happening now) the law will work against them.
Thing is, if this law gets enacted, they WILL keep the narrative going bc it will be the ONLY narrative out there. There shouldn't be ANY laws regarding "misinformation" bc what is "misinformation" will always be determined by TPTB. The only area in which anything like these laws should exist is when an entity, such as a news station, is purposely lying to the public - which is why, in the states, the Smith-Mundt Modernization Act needs repealed.
Thing is, if this law gets enacted, they WILL keep the narrative going bc it will be the ONLY narrative out there. There shouldn't be ANY laws regarding "misinformation" bc what is "misinformation" will always be determined by TPTB. The only area in which anything like these laws should exist is when an entity, such as a news station, is purposely lying to the public - which is why, in the states, the Smith-Mundt Modernization Act needs repealed.
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