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Anyone else remember the older folks warning us not to fall things when computers became popular? Now we got old folks being radicalized by the news.
It does make sense to block Russian "news" channels but its easily open to abuse >

Baltics and lot of EU countries have banned russian propoganda chanels. I agree with this. Russian propoganda is no joke and i would not recomend it for uninitiated. >

One the one hand not too good depending on Implementation. One the other hand the legal framework to go against russian propaganda, misinformation and other Media based attenpts against ukraine. >

Here in Adelaide, Australia, we did that. In the days before websites so he wasn't blocked, but a certain editor knew he wasn't welcome and had to leave town. He was an awful liar and very divisive. Inherited a newspaper from his dad called 'The News'.
After he left town he started a company named after the Adelaide paper, NewsCorp. Rupert Murdoch was the name he went by (though his first name is really Keith, not Rupert). Wonder whatever happened to him? >

Fox News has certainly fucked up the US. Pure, unadulterated, fascist propoganda. Old white people can't get enough. >

CNN and MSNBC? They’re all the same peddling their same leaning nonsense to their viewers >

Yeah exactly basically every news network has bias for an agenda