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Lol nothing says we are afraid of the working class like banning subreddits on suppressed news they don’t want us to see. I came here bc I got a warning on my account for liking a comment that said “Luigi”. My alt account got banned for sharing the DOGE email list that is public info. Fuck Reddit. I’m done.
Well... that's just going to be most American sites going forward. That's why ultimately platforms like Lemmy are so important. What a lot of people here in the States don't realize is that this is a war on information.
I think most people understand that by this point. It's been a war on information since the internet was created, even 80 years ago people like Goebbels understood the value of constricting information flow.
See... I'd genuinely like to believe you, but you highly overestimate just how aware the average American is about the situation. Pretty much everybody outside the US gets it though.
Luigi expose the charade to the point where even Normie's can see how shiti the situation truely is
Oh, I realize it. I’m just shocked at how the social media landscape and the United States has changed seemingly overnight. And no major news organization has the guts to say “this isn’t fucking normal”, instead, they are normalizing it.
We were brought up being told how great this country is.
Clearly that was a whole lot of bullshit
You don't think trump laid down the law after the election result was announced?
Always has been my friend. It just took time for the fascists to catch up
A lot of us are figuring that out the hard way
Better late than never..
Going into opposition means avoiding using your enemies infrastructure
I don't really trust large companies in general if we're gonna be completely honest. This political situation is just making that mistrust worse.
Lemmy is more important to those of us that live in countries without free speech. Like the UK. It's still unreal that I can type that and it's completely true. Although it's more unreal that thanks to government censorship I need a VPN to access this site at all.
Really? I'm accessing this on a UK government PC as we speak
Lemmy.zip is blocked in the UK.
We're not going to have that for too much longer in the US...