This being said, I wonder if it's wise to silence them? Knowing what your opponent thinks (or likes people to think) might be useful. Know your enemy and all that.
Then there is freedom of speech aspect. Are not lies within that? Yes, the Russian hardly make the same concessions, but maybe we should? An honest question, for I don't know the answer.
> How the Woke stole Christmas (not from RT though). Snowperson, no Santa or Rudolph the Reindeer, woke-implied gifts… This is Christmas the ‘Cancel edition’ you could be having. Or you could question more and stick with RT. It’s your call.
https://mobile.twitter.com/rt_com/status/1474243438552006659...
Very favourable coverage of typical social justice issues but I don't read their online paper. I knew what English version is about very well, but because I was stuck with covid on hotel and had nothing else to watch so it surprised me.
In this case, it's more about what the opponent wants its mind-controlled masses to think. I don't think anyone in Russia is privy to Putin's thinking; especially via a news broadcast.
That said, in general, I agree. Russia is a shining example of where censorship gets you.