ATS Photoshop Battle! Putin Wants To Censor You If You Criticize Him on Twitter

originally posted by: Blaine91555

Lmao priceless$$$...

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

Skeptic Overlord

Do you really believe these feel good threads like this can change the fact that US and NATO policy can't break Russia

Or Putin

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

I like these kind of things...

I can manipulate a photo but you guys have to come up with a funny quote for this one..



Peace

a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

Whahaha!! That's funny and distubing...



Peace

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

originally posted by: operation mindcrime

The Village Putins and their new hit, "NKVD"


Young man, there's no need to look around.
I said, young man, get yourself off the ground.
I said, young man, 'cause you're no longer free
There's no need to be unhappy.

Young man, there's a place you can go.
I said, young man, you should go with the flow.
You can go there, and I'm sure you will find
Many ways to serve mother land.

It's fun to be in the N.K.V.D.
It's fun to be in the N.K.V.D.

a reply to: Bone75

LOL, Dont ruin this thread with factual info......that's just......look, right now, we're promoting ignorance....just this once. Sod off with facts...ok?...got it?....Kools.

originally posted by: LightAssassin
a reply to: Bone75

LOL, Dont ruin this thread with factual info......that's just......look, right now, we're promoting ignorance....just this once. Sod off with facts...ok?...got it?....Kools.

There is a difference between posting actual crimes on social media and criticizing the government.. in America you can criticize the government but you cannot post your actual crimes - which is a current trend, its why the FBI has taken to social media to crack cases.. criminals are apparently so dumb as to feel the need to confess publicly.

And it is a growing trend


What your stats don't show, is why the information request were filed in the first place..

For an in-depth examination of Russian freedom of political speech see this article.

This Comment argues that today’s threat to political speech is a result of the indirect actions taken by the government to suppress freedom of expression when it involves criticism of the government. This threat is also a direct result of the dependent judiciary inherited from the Soviet era and influenced by Putin’s government. Tracing the history of political speech in Russia and analyzing the current problems faced by the Russian legal system help form an understanding of freedom of speech in Russia. This Comment also examines the actual and potential reasons for the declining freedom to criticize the government and the often-inadequate measures taken by the Russian legal system, which frequently serve to escalate the problem.

law.emory.edu...

I have no idea if this is crossing the line but I was looking for matroesjka dolls and it turned into this...



Peace

a reply to: OpinionatedB

lol....you took me seriously......LOL



Oh, and not my stats...someone else's. Reply to them. You're ruining my fun with seriousness.

Little short on time...needs a caption.



Peace

OK I'll play







Cody

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

But before June 30, the Russian government had never asked Twitter for private details about its users living in Russia. Over the past six months, though, Russia leapfrogged to near the top of the list, making 108 requests for account information. All were denied.

So who are the others on the top of the list?

Maybe we can do some Obama ones too?

Putin Wants To Censor You If You Criticize Him on Twitter

No, the Russian government has made requests for account information or removal of posts of Russian users in Russia, this doesn't even apply to the vast majority of ATS users.


But it is funny so,



(not mine)