Dubai's influencers have a new rule: Don't mention the war
(www.abc.net.au)
from Beep@lemmus.org to world@lemmy.world on 11 Mar 10:21
https://lemmus.org/post/20760093
from Beep@lemmus.org to world@lemmy.world on 11 Mar 10:21
https://lemmus.org/post/20760093
As missiles and drones began lighting up the sky over Dubai, many of the city’s social media personalities became citizen journalists.
Regular programming about abs, real estate and cryptocurrency was replaced with frantic updates on Iran’s latest attacks.
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Terrible headline. This is about online personalities in UAE probably being censored and instructed to produce propaganda content in place of citizen journalist war reporting.
The original fetched headline mentioned the word “cringe” but I edited for better clarity and to match the current article headline.
Oh I wasn't blaming you for it. Seems the article site decided it was a shitty headline, too.
There’s no war in Ba Sing Se.
I get the AtLA reference but what does the change to “We” mean?
It means I got autocowrecked.
Happens to the best of us. TY
knowyourmeme.com/…/there-is-no-war-in-ba-sing-se
Basil Fawlty had a similar rule.
Pretty sure that’s the same rule in Germany.
You can go on national television and argue against the war but k
(This post is not to excuse the dog shit behaviour against anti-genocide protestors)
Literally 1984
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uhhhh hello
Sure, they might ignore basic human rights and press freedom, but think about the low taxes there! /s