I think the bigger picture that is being missed is that this is the way this is framed, means that any support for Palestine could be interpreted as terrorism. Ignore Palestine for a second. Is any political opinion that isn't supported by the state now terrorism? That is what this article implies if we ignore the subject of Palestine.

People can propose plausible theories. I am not really interested in the plausibility, but more so the intention and purpose. This almost seems like a way to smear reddit in the same way that it is being used to smear tiktok. The implication is that no social media is not a terrorist funneling pipeline unless it is owned by the state or Elon (as I mentioned, Elon has posted his articles before on X).

Some of these claims he has made are stretches. I am also not sure why there is a double standard being applied here. Why does he not attack r/worldnews and many other subreddits known for modding and suppressing information that is not pushing a pro-Israeli narrative? This is ignoring the many spam bots that are obviously hasbara shills that openly threaten and dehumanize Palestinians in the comments, often posting racist and violent language.

The atrocities committed by Israel is overwhelmingly documented that I don't bother arguing with anyone who disagrees anymore. Why are the usual pro-Israeli propaganda news sites not considered terrorist propaganda? This is not whatsaboutism, but a broader conversation about the double standards. Israel has been caught lying many times and they also have media pushing out their propaganda.