I think that's a low effort cheap shot but because there's sympathetic dogpiling voting patterns you get to evade criticism for doing the same thing.
Great point, Holodomor was fabricated by Hollywood on the same fake sets as the moon landing. There's literally no reasonable good faith charitable interpretation that could possibility be referencing a legitimate criticism. This elevates the quality of communication and is an indication of good faith participation in conversations sincerely directed at cultivating shared understanding.
Regardless of your opinion on the current war
"Other than that, how was the play?"
If Russia so wished, they could level Kyiv overnight
AKA the "Jeffrey Dahmer could have been worse" argument lol
Relevant SMBC:
Lawyer: Okay, let's say my client killed his wife. What about the people he didn't kill?! That's six billion people! Don't they matter? Don't they matter?!
Caption: In an alternate universe, Jeffrey Dahmer has a thank you parade every year.
I don’t use it because I consider it trustworthy in and of itself, but because you probably do
Right but the source you cited was literally saying the exact opposite of what you claimed.
their proxy war
Meanwhile Russia did the war-war. I think you should do two posts about war-war accountability for every one post about proxy-war accountability.
basic facts of the situation
I think it's more the selective emphasis than the 'basic facts'.
Love Rhythmbox! I used it way way back when I first installed Ubuntu (back when it was good) and it was part of a special nostalgic feeling of having been ushered into this new linux world, and I think it lets you rate your songs 1-5 stars (if you want) and I had a lot of fun doing that.
Indeed, the way to combat bad media is to dispute it with good media, not hide it away and pretend it doesn’t exist.
I would call this a marketplace of ideas fallacy. Rumor and misinformation rise to the top ever bit as much as good argument, and poisoning those conversations with bad faith is now part of an explicit ideological strategy to weaponize those spaces. That phenomenon is as real as thoughtful deliberation, I would say more so.
So if you believe "combat bad with good' works as a matter of practice, I think that argument is obviously unsustainable. If it's "bad things will happen but we should keep it that way as a matter of principle" it's at least a more coherent argument. I wouldn't agree with it but I can understand why someone would find it at least a respectable idea.
Aren't the ICJ, ICC and UNSC institutions of international law? And haven't they ruled over and over again that the settlements, occupations, blockades, and blocking of humanitarian aid to Palestine have been violations of international law?