[–] 1 point 4 months ago (2 children)

Sorry I was really tired when I responded to that. I thought you were a different person responding to a different comment. I went to ioniq guy's site and it looks like the issue I was thinking of was this:

Installing the device causes minor driver's seat movement before starting the car with the 'easy access' feature enabled. Start the car within 5 seconds or disable 'easy access' to avoid this. You can view the behavior in a video

which isn't that big of a deal. idk why I remembered something bigger. I should have ordered this a long time ago.

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  • [–] 4 points 4 months ago (3 children)

    Does it matter to you whether it’s true or not? Obviously it’s Russian propaganda, but that doesn’t make automatically untrue.

    using "these people exist in this country" as justification for bombing and killing their citizens is exactly what Israel is doing with Palestine right now (hamas is there!!! blow everything up and take their land). This is the exact same thing. It doesn't matter how true it is, there is zero reason to justify attacking another country in the modern day and age. Zero. I don't care if the entire country is 100% nazis. Someone existing in another country does not justify any sort of attack.

    So yeah, having that be in a news article used as justification just proves that the propaganda is working. Even on that Ukrainian PhD. It's irrelevant how many nazis are there. Let Ukraine deal with that.

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  • [–] 7 points 4 months ago (11 children)

    In general, your posts are pretty unbiased, but this one is crazy biased. The writer literally calls Ukraine “nazi-riddled”. It’s like the main Russian propaganda talking point.

    On top of that, banning a country’s propaganda arm isn’t a wild restriction of objective truth. RT can post “water is wet” it gets shared, then they change it to “Ukraine is 100% nazis”. It’s completely pointless to share anything RT says or does and only serves to further Russia’s propaganda.

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  • [–] 52 points 4 months ago (2 children)

    I thought the canary was trustworthy, but this line immediately destroyed that thought.

    The EU is desperate — like the UK — to shore up its defence of and support for nazi-riddled Ukraine

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