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I’m sure it’s just a coincidence that they’re all on neo-nazis “undesirables” list.
Best of luck with Gym Jordan.
I’m sure it’s just a coincidence that they’re all on neo-nazis “undesirables” list.
Best of luck with Gym Jordan.
Meanwhile, on every single conservative platform: “Everyone I disagree with is a pedophile and therefore fine to kick to death”
Should it?
The overwhelming majority of mass shooters currently plaguing America are young, male and far-right. They didn’t just wake up one morning as extremists.
The story always reads basically the same. Loneliness, frustration and/or disillusionment made them vulnerable, they stumbled upon the far-right claiming they had answers and were lead down the path of extremism by memes, algorithms and social media groups.
Given that, why should they be platformed at all? Why make the default “if you don’t like it, just block it” rather than “if you want to read it, join their shithole servers”?
While we might not be “kindergarten” any more, there’s definitely users who are in early highschool and users who are vulnerable to cults.
That said, I don’t see hexbear being nearly as dangerous because unlike neo-nazis, state violence isn’t the goal.
Take the murder and enslavement out of modern Nazism and there’s nothing left, because murder and enslavement was the point. Take the murder out of communism and socialism and you’ve got a fairer, less exploitative society because a fairer, less exploitative society was the point.
I suppose if you had any capacity for self-awareness, you wouldn’t have been a reactionary in the first place.