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Oh boy, another post of .world furiously masturbating over the evils of .ml
Considering most .world users are (former) Reddit users, it makes sense they'd get easily spooked by *insert thunder noises and ghost sounds:
MARXISM! UuUuHh!!
That platform has turned quite to the right with their moderation and acceptance
why say this on .world?
Nobody is spooked by anything. Many (like me) have the opinion that Marxism is a trash ideology and so shit on the place where its ideas are traded the most as they're trading trash opinions.
This is just purely and demonstrably false. Not only it is wrong from a historical point of view, but it also ignores current political conversations in which "Leftists/Communists" are used as a scare tactic.
I see. What specific criticisms do you have for Marxism then?
Fair enough, i guess i also "fear" communism in a sense and believe that humanity must work to prevent ourselves from reaching such a state (at least the sort that is typical of it) but i don't think that's where much of the criticism on Lemmy stems from
I have a lot of criticisms, but I don't currently have the energy for a long debate. However, my main criticism is that Marxism is unnecessary as many good things have been achieved and can be achieved under a social democracy.
There's also the point on how Marxism is practically unachievable without collectivisation, which allows for the possibility of tyranny. Soft totalitarianism as i like to call it. It has gone wrong in the past and will probably continually do so.
Classic.
I genuinely don't. I have engaged in multiple debates about this stuff in the past though. I also outlined a couple of my criticisms, so if you would like to address those instead of trying to be snarky, that would be welcome
I'll just point out you called Marxism a trash ideology and then subsequently called it unnecessary because of an ideology that is almost inherently rooted in Marxism.
It's trash because of the second criticism i stated and others i have that i wasn't ready to type out.
How about minding your business
No need to insult me bro
I'm just here having newly federated everything and glad to be the fuck away from reddit
welcome! there is constantly infighting here. you chose a good instance.
.world is the most 'reddit' like of Lemmy, and that's not a compliment.
completely agree.
Lemmy.world is just more popular than other lemmy instances. At least it's not threads.
It's also where a lot of the bigger subreddits set up shop during the API thing, and to an extent the "default option" when setting up an account.
Yeah I started there myself but quickly migrated. Tried to find an instance that wasn't filled with ideological rat poison and also wasn't the mass appeal one.
I don't think I see a lot of posts on lemm.ee though, but I think it's fine?
They consider themselves a general purpose instance, with minimal oversight or censorship, and I've had no issues so far. Either them or sh.itjust.works are the ones I'd choose.
The .world admins are puppets of the Dutch government and the .ml admins are puppets of the Chinese government
Okay, so abiding by the law where your servers are hosted is being a Puppet.
Go stir up some drama in 196. There at least you know what you are doing.
.world Admins and mods don't follow the Dutch law. They clearly follow there personal biases and the I think that it's okay if they where honest.
Instead of saying we don't like you talking about jury nullification. They say it isn't allowed by law. Jury's are not even a thing in the Netherlands. They say they follow the law, but they just follow a ideology and are lying about it.
.ml admins and mods clearly have a personal bias and are honest about it. You can think it's a shit take. But you know where they stand for. Like it or not.
E: mods of communities don't always follow there admins line of course. And there are shit mods on both instance
I feel like an old man asking this, but what is the theme of 196?
Here's a translation of the relevant Dutch law against violent speech:
Is being a CEO a religion now?
(Fun fact technically irrelevant to our discussion: being biphobic or aphobic is allowed in the Netherlands)
Your last point all depends whether we take the spirit of the law or the letter of the law… but perhaps there could be a non-Dutch higher court to decide any contentious points?
Did you forget which post you're commenting in?
Is Drag your alt?
https://legal.lemmy.world/tos/#our-governing-laws
(...) and Germany and Finland.
Ah yes the supply side jesus freedom ranking brought to you by citibank
Okay and I don't care about your uninformed opinion and yet here you are, wasting my time. 🥸
But there is an easy fix for that.
oh wow, not sure what was said but thankfully I'm lazy and hadn't replied to that person in another post I still had up (science post I was gonna answer their incredulous questions in case they just didn't understand but I see now it's just a troll account). Looks like they got site banned but it's unfortunately the shitty way where you can't see anything they did to know what happened.
Yeah, I'm not a fan of things that obfuscate the modlog, better to have transparency in the long run