Apparently there’s an issue with some instances banning users for criticizing authoritarian governments. Is lemmy.world a safe place to criticize governments?

  • loathesome dongeaterAEnglish
    113·
    1 year ago

    I doubt amy such photos exist either. If they did, surely Le Redditors would post those on the front page rather than those of wrecked bicycles or a man unharmed by a tank. Let me know if you find these photos instead of just reveling in fond memories of them.

      • loathesome dongeaterAEnglish
        51·
        1 year ago

        I tried but I couldn’t find them. Since you were so sure you hadn’t dreamt them up and are not perpetuating folklores in the age of informarion I asked for your help. But if you are not willing to substantiate your very serious claims I understand.

        • GarbageShootAltEnglish
          3·
          1 year ago

          The cruel irony is that, in terms of real photos of the incident and not maliciously misattributed ones, they might be thinking of the photos of soldiers killed by militants.

          • loathesome dongeaterAEnglish
            2·
            1 year ago

            That’s what I was thinking too but I wanted them to post them so I could go “umm actually sweaty”

      • GarbageShootAltEnglish
        3·
        1 year ago

        But the pictures of maimed and burnt bodies definitely exist.

        The photos of immolated and hanged bodies are of soldiers killed around the night of June 3rd. You can tell because there are a bunch of idle civilian onlookers (and after the area was cleared the bodies were taken down, so it could not have happened during or after the clearing).