Yes but at the same time do brace yourself for having them “win” by having the most public vote again, the genocide supporters will be watching and voting.
They certainly wouldn’t be above that but for the most part they don’t need to. Its been known that last year they spend a huge amount on propaganda for selective audiences, and because some nonsense everyone can vote 20 times.
If the vote fails, it’s up to the viewers to boycott the whole thing.
Yes but at the same time do brace yourself for having them “win” by having the most public vote again, the genocide supporters will be watching and voting.
You mean the most funds for purchasing votes and the most “fans” willing to vote in multiple countries, multiple times.
They certainly wouldn’t be above that but for the most part they don’t need to. Its been known that last year they spend a huge amount on propaganda for selective audiences, and because some nonsense everyone can vote 20 times.
I think eurovisions refusal to respect widespread calls for an audit also rings alarm bells on the integrity of the organization.
That’s easy, the contest is pure garbage.
it’s just a bit of light hearted fun.
That’s why genocidal countries should not be given a platform…