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Brazil has joined the ranks of countries restricting access to Rumble, the leading platform for free speech, in a move raising concerns over global information control. CEO Chris Pavlovski, sounding the alarm on escalating restrictions, pointed out that nations like France, Russia, and China have also taken steps to ban the site.
This latest crackdown stems from Brazilian judge De Moraes, notorious for his assaults on freedom of expression. Pavlovski responded strongly, stating, “World powers fear platforms like Rumble, X, Telegram, and Truth Social. Their aim is control, but we stand firm against censorship.”
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I think Rumble was blocked in December last year.
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Looks like they executed it now
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Yes, it may be the case.
There was already one other post today on the same topic.
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Thanks. Didn't see that one. A lot of things happening too fast now
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No Problem! You've a better description.
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Thanks
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68 sats \ 5 replies \ @Cje95 10 Sep
The head of their Supreme Court is a wildin out and it is a wild series of events to watch...
Plus he totally looked like Lord Voldemort like Elon pointed out a week ago on X lmao
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I still can't get used to the aesthetics of the terror state. these ugly grimaces, these brazen insolence of these degenerate
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21 sats \ 3 replies \ @Cje95 10 Sep
He legit doesnt look human I mean if you told me he had some super dark criminal past I would say welp he looks like he would!
Also why does Brazil seem to be run by one guy now as well??? I mean where is the rest of the government?!?!
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Or what they call 'division of power'? to control overshooting freaks like this one
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @Cje95 10 Sep
Sir that is pure witchcraft you are speaking of!!!!!!!!
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Oooh I know
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68 sats \ 0 replies \ @Golu 10 Sep
Brazilians are not happy at all. Lest, there's a civil war in the country where people only knows how to sing and dance!
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What's even more sad to me is that people are so brainwashed that the government is always right that there isn't an immediate outrage with torches and pitchforks.
People are being denied a basic freedom to consume content OF THEIR FREE CHOICE and don't push back immediately? smh
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47 sats \ 1 reply \ @guts 10 Sep
Even here in SN you can read some comments against free speech. Elite are doing great job brainwashing and using Digital IDs as next step
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Confront them. I'll have Your back
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censorship is a short-sighted move by governments, it brings more attention to whatever it is they are trying to hide
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Typical late stage control state behaviour
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47 sats \ 1 reply \ @Bishop 10 Sep
I wonder what a better alternative is to censorship - from the state's perspective.
Some ideas:
  • ramp up the good ol' bread and circuses
  • bring in the academics to analyse to death the good ideas raised by the state's opponents
  • incentivise celebrities to endorse the 'official' line
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Those are three viable ways, very good! Now add the fake news to program the herd with whatever bs You need and You have a 2nd Germany
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Centralization is going to keep presenting these kinds of problems. Gotta stop giving the power away and being outraged when people take it and do things we don't like.
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47 sats \ 1 reply \ @jddska 10 Sep
When we have videos on nostr like the new foss youtube it will be very funny
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Yep
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This is something temporary, now the Brazilian government has decided to do it; but everything has a limit, they will not be able to continue with their game, they are violating the Brazilian constitution itself.
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It's just a paper as we all have to learn now. It's the same here in Europe
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It is totally surprising how, without much discretion, states and countries seek to censor and limit information every day, only allowing the information they want to reach us.
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We need to get more content uploaded to nostr, so people can use Flare or Zap.stream to watch stuff.
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What is rumble
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