Snark aside, I don't understand what purpose this kind of spamming serves. From reports, most Russians seem to be against this war already. What are you trying to achieve then?
In the US you could legally do all of these things if you wanted to comment on what is going on in Yemen and advocate for positions contrary to the US government position: blog, publish articles in magazines and newspapers, talk about it on radio and TV, hold public rallies, bulk mail newsletters, place ads in most ad supported media, print it on shirts and wear them in public, bring it up on social media, skywrite it, put it in the name of a new species you have discovered, and many more.
In most cases in the US the only legal restrictions on how you could spread you message about Yemen would be content-neutral restrictions that would apply even if you were trying to spread a message that the US government agrees with.
This is not the case in Russia.
The speech restriction could be lifted on all platforms simultaneously to spread out the toxicity and perhaps there are positive results to be had if the angry mob unleashes its wrath.
If you don't believe me go watch a video of the slaughter house or compare some of our war entertainment with real war footage. If you can find it of course. Its not easy to find videos of real people getting ripped apart by the advanced tools we've created for that purpose. It is one of the biggest industries in the world? Why cant we see its products in action?
I don't understand what purpose this kind of spamming serves : there is a crackdown on information in Russia, to take back your example, you know about the Yemeni kids because you are free to access this information
What? The majority of Russians support the war. However many of them don't know the full extent of the war.
I have no clue how protected Putin actually is and whether his assassination would put someone in power who could/would end the war.
Where did you get that from?
Putin has an 70% approval rating and the war about 50%.
The I don’t knows and againsts are a minority.
Half of Russians say it would be right to use military force to keep Ukraine out of NATO
https://edition.cnn.com/interactive/2022/02/europe/russia-uk...
It would be even more informative to single out crimea and donbass as separate entities in the survey - the views there are probably quite peculiar.
Haha, sure. He would give himself 101% approval but then it "could" look fake. Vladmir is a humble man.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_image_of_Vladimir_Put...
Or else!