Wow I really love your style. Also I was wondering if this is scanned art or digital art. If this is digital, I'd really really love to know what software and hardware you use 😅
Again, you really make awesome art

And as we are taught yo watch we simply stand by the screen. Real action takes organization, and that is the most censored act for these matter through Internet. Our location, names, emails, connections and interactions is controlled, and limited. Organization is what really scare them, calls to act

Yes, absolutely. Don't get me wrong, it is a good thing, but I wanted to state the fact that these unconventional media sources are also controlled, and thus not leading us to the real deal

Bc my profile is not 'deviant' enough to ban me, nor remove my comments, and most importantly bc we are only talking. The most frightening thing is action... which online users tend not to do.

So all in all, yes, social media is controlled by government/political systems (mostly). Yes, some things are more visible than before, but simply because they know you would know and the fact of showing you would not change anything... Because we are taught to watch, not making any move.

If your profile starts being too devious for what they want, soft censor is applied. There are methods like shadow banning with which a 'deviant' publisher is simply not shown to its followers on their feeds, even if they marked it as an especial interest. There are many other methods...

The fact of being exposed to such content doesn't mean your "free to do as pleased", but simply a "you're allowed to see this". As I said, such content is controlled, labeled and is even used to profile you in all matters (especially on politics).

Yes, that's how it works. The system provides a "preset of opinions" that are usually binary (agree or disagree), but the level of exposure to such content depends on contacts, interactions like shares, likes, saved items, watching time, area, etc.

The establishment created social media to make users believe they have a sense of freedom and anonymity, while fully controlling what they see and how.