[sublimefire]

How is this bad? I welcome the decision and the outcome. It is beyond crazy what some groups are doing with the misinformation and outright lies on the platforms. Ad companies just want to rake the money with the least effort. They have shown over the years they are not willing to improve the outcomes.

[paganel]

> How is this bad? I welcome the decision and the outcome.

I do not welcome it, as I am on the populists' side.

Decisions like this one are effectively putting our political (non-violent, just to make sure on that) action outside the law, so in effect what do you think the next steps from my side of the isle will be? Acquiescence in practically being silenced out by the current powers that be? I think that that will not be the case.

[shevy-java]

Fewer ads is always great.

Not everyone wants to be molested by ads. I for instance don't. I think ads should be forbidden.

[mrtesthah]

That sounds like a threat of violence.

[paganel]

This is violence happening right now from the EU, as in people will risk getting into jail for carrying out normal political activities. Is that clear enough now? Or will globalist-like people continue crying “wolf!” while they’ll continue doing very “are we the baddies?” things?

[mrtesthah]

And what exactly would one of those "normal political activities" be? You sound confident that you could find a well-documented case of one, so go ahead.