Trump might say he likes Putin and Xi and that fat fuck in NK, but nevertheless he started a trade war against China, sent the first Javelins to Ukraine after Obama didn't want to do so, blocked NS2(that Biden rushed to unblock in his first week!), sent more troops to Poland and all Eastern Europe countries, strongly "encouraged" NATO countries to up their spending on defense etc.

It's almost like the conman Trump says one and does the other, but because he's our political nemesis this does not matter anymore, and all of the sudden we start believing what he says and not look at the actions.

Tell me, is this praising Putin, or trying to put some sense into Germany:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRyuW51M_fI

https://publimetros.publimetro.us/2018/07/trump-blasts-allie...

Who said anything about it being unfounded. That was quite obviously not the point.

The point was: big tech is exclusively run by people that dislike the perceived Trump | Putin axis, and there's nothing to debate about it frankly, it's something beyond overwhelmingly the case.

I stated no position on whether I thought that was good or bad.

There was no problem with what I said in fact. I never declared cause and effect (order to why such was the case), that'd be a pointless distraction from the core (and would merely prompt endless opinion thrashing based on partisan beliefs on this forum, or most any forum these days). I simply stated the part that they're quite obviously anti-Putin, and they are. Why for the purposes of the thread doesn't matter. Thus it's more interesting that they'd be blocking pro-Ukraine content and most likely indicates it's not their preference and is an automation problem that they'll have to manually act against.

No, Democrats only became anti-Putin after Trump.

“The 1980s called, they want their foreign policy back.” - Nobel Peace Prize winner Barack Obama.

Remember how all the journos and Democrats barked and clapped at that line like trained seals whenever you read them now angsting over Russia.