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Cake day: November 16th, 2021

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  • On discussions around here about recommendations to alternative social media platforms and other digital services, there seems to be a growing presence of believers of European platforms, the platforms are vouched for not on the merit that the alternatives to US services themselves are good, functional and are independent of any state/private sector interests, but simply because the platforms are European, which is framed as “secure” and “sanitized” from any of that potential “bad stuff” we’ve witnessed (AI slop, helping the state to suppress activism, on one hand allowing freeze peach, which really just emboldens neonazis, on the other censors anything going against the interests of the West, etc).

    https://www.wired.com/story/protonmail-amends-policy-after-giving-up-activists-data/

    I’m having difficulty to articulate this but… why move from one doghouse to another if all you cared about was the color of the roof?



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    5 days ago

    wdym, the proof is from this state approved article that I read which references another article which references another article which references another article which references a funny little book, which is really a collection of campfire stories, signed by weird guy with the initials “A.Z.”. Check and mate.






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    Adding to the 2nd panel: “It’s important to understand both sides and remain skeptical in the face of–” Shut the fuck up.

    Libs have the superpower of selective skepticism, where they forego “critical thinking” in discussions of issues that benefit the interest of the West and somehow restore said “critical thinking” and talk big about “nuance” when it’s about e.g. slaughtering resisting brown people.




  • Yes yes, we’ve already went over this, my opinions are quite heavy to read. Anyways, there’s no rule that says you should be verbose to be able to explain the sort of “good faith” statements you had in mind on the topic of Team Blue and Team Red (unless that’s a cult-like behavior from Reddit carried on here? Who knows).

    In fact, if you’re able to explain in simple terms, then there should be no problem explaining, so knock yourself out. What sort of “good faith” statements did you have in mind on the topic of Team Blue and Team Red?



  • Yes my posts pack quite the punch for bloodthirsty libs like you hiding behind a “goodwill” veneer who certainly care about building communities (but not for anyone outside of their KKKlub), thank you for noticing.

    Anyways, that’s enough sidetracking, let’s try this once again: tell us, what sort of “good faith” statements did you have in mind on the topic of Team Blue and Team Red?


  • So brave. Tell us, what sort of “good faith” statements did you have in mind on the topic of Team Blue and Team Red’s consensus on genocide, bombing campaigns, scapegoating foreigners, violating students for holding thoughts that go against the interests of the empire (whether via abduction through the ICE, by direct police brutality or through deportation), violating land rights to the Native Americans, continuing slavery, whether via salary theft, student debts, healthcare debts, or via prison slaves (as it is literally enshrined in the constitution)?




  • “Muh (western) democracy!” cries the lib that would remain unaffected had people not pointed out its effects, for example, on people’s day-to-day lives outside the fucking empire.

    “Remain resolute and steadfast in the belief of liberalism. Trust and believe in the system!” as the lib gets side-eyed by everyone else that understands the libs platitudes are directed towards those that stand to benefit from the empire’s wrath, like suburbanite libs, or for the case of Europe, the original libs that started the spread of the “cancer” they swear was started by an orange peel, as if to pretend history started not too long ago.