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context: This is going to hurt r/Canada. They thrive on it there! >
  
  That sub was taken over by extremism and paid messaging accounts a while back.  It's generally a garbage dump there now. >
  
  When Russia invaded Ukraine, replies literally halved within the span of a few days >
  
  Can NATO countries go ahead and put ALL the sanctions on Russia? >
  
  It's nothing ground breaking to be honest. "The new sanctions target MIA Rossiya Segodnya, a state-owned media company, United World International and Foundation for the Fight Against Repression and popular Russian singer and TV host, Nikolay Victorovich Baskov." >
  
  
  Minister of Foreign Affairs Melanie Joly said millions have suffered due to the proliferation of “Russian disinformation.”  
  “In his search for false credibility to support his lies, President Putin has called on Russians with public platforms to promote disinformation and propaganda,” Joly said in the statement announcing the sanctions Friday.  
  “President Putin is trying to manipulate public opinion. Canada will not allow the purveyors of disinformation and propaganda to act with impunity. Canada stands with Ukraine.”
  
  Slava Ukraini >
  
  We need to do the same in Russia. The people in Russia should wake up. But the old people only watch TV. What can we do? >
  
  Considering that elections are rigged anyway, does the opinions of the old people really matter? Pensioners can't be the ones keeping the whole machinery going, right? >
  
  Half expected it to be that dude who sounds like Kermit that just regurgitates his own take on things and says it’s what Jung and Nietzsche thought. >
  
  They are ok now Elons Twittler is letting them thrive >
  
  Just like the government she's a part of. >
  
  Good thing you losers lost 3 times and counting