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Anonymous ID: db4057 Jan. 20, 2020, 5:02 a.m. No.7860523   🗄️.is 🔗kun

'Please do not read or write anything in other languages, you might find out what is going on in other countries. Only translations that are guaranteed to be (((perfectly localized))) are aproved for reading. Nevermind that most internet slang comes from common typos and that new international lexicon will naturally come from the use of translators. If someone from another country wants to tell the English-speaking world that their government is shutting down their internet and that they need help spreading information, they should only use (((Google Translate))) and never attempt to use open-source offline translators readily available to anyone. That way we can we can ensure all of the information is safely stored, the poster has no privacy and that the resulting translation is completely controlled to not accidentally offend anyone by not being perfectly accurate. If an event is taking place in another country and the English speaking internet has no information about it, you should remain completely ignorant of this event until an authorized report is posted online. If a report is never posted online then you should never attempt to find out what happened by speaking with the residents of this country as you might accidentally read a sentence that is not (((perfectly))) translated. Accepting zero information from other languages in order to avoid a (((fake translations))) is not the same as being willingfully ignorant and is not the same as censoring offensive content online. Removing content that might be offensive from the internet is not the same as removing content that might have been incorrectly translated. All posts could include both the original message and the translation to clear up possible confusions. However this is extremely dangerous as you might learn a new language in the process and lower your dependency to approved (((translators))). Please obey and only browse the parts of the internet you have been approved to see and only communicate with those you are permitted to contact. Complaining about Twitter removing content that might be offensive is not contradictory to accepting the removal of translations that might not be perfect. It is completely different. In fact, the content should not exist at all. This is not censorship and I love big brother.'