[tomjen3]

I have seen enough war crime photage that I am willing to accept any amount of civilian damage against Russia that is going to have an effect on the war, short of nukes.

When your government uses hospital locations as a target list and drop bombs on shelters, I don’t care if your files gets deleted.

[foverzar]

> I have seen enough war crime photage

You have participated in too many instances of two minutes hate and were gaslighted by propaganda.

I laugh hysterically (in a very sad way), as I scroll through /r/Ukraine and see yet another video headlined as "Another Russian war-crime in Ukraine", that I had already seen few years ago headlined as "Ukrainian war-crime in Donetsk".

There is no truth anymore, literally every man for himself.

[prohobo]

To me this is a call to get off the corporate controlled internet. People have been warning about this since like 2010, and I always agreed that there could be a danger, but I never realized just how bad it already is.

This is a kind of phenomena that I can only describe as internet psychosis. Considering how toxic all these platforms are, it's quite plain to see now that the people captured by them are not invested in reality and seem to be coalescing into a kind of psychotic frame of mind. Even people who aren't captured are affected by it, and I have no doubt that I've been subjected to multiple psyop and propaganda campaigns just by perusing sites like Twitter, Reddit and Youtube.

The modern internet is a warzone that weaponizes emotions. IMO, for the good of society and the future of the internet people need to get out as soon as possible and build new services that don't play into this.