jacawSuddenly seeing more hexbear posts. Did we re-federate with them?
Pretty disappointing that @iamaqtpie is active on hexbear and says things like:
Please direct any seething that you may wish to do to the struggle session that’s well underway over here.
which reddit considered hate speech 🙄
It’s clear that sh.itjust.works does not care to get community support in it’s decision making and we are left at the whims of the admins preferences.
Also disappointing that hexbear gets to vote federation, while we are left to federate to hexbear without a choice because the admins like the instance. Lame.
Freeanotherday [he/him, they/them]Also disappointing that hexbear gets to vote federation, while we are left to federate to hexbear without a choice because the admins like the instance. Lame.
We are just better at democracy then you, sweety.
goatChina isn’t democratic
When asked whether they believe their country is democratic, those in China topped the list, with some 83% saying the communist-led People’s Republic was a democracy. A resounding 91% said that democracy is important to them.
But in the U.S., which touts itself as a global beacon of democracy, only 49% of those asked said their country was a democracy. And just over three-quarters of respondents, 76%, said democracy was important.
newsweek.com/most-china-call-their-nation-democra…
Ya I will take the people of china’s word on this one.
yes and North Korea is democratic because it says they are.
That’s a bit of a non-sequitur in this instance don’t you think? We’re not talking about what the name of a place is, but rather how the two countries’ citizenry feel about their governments.
So isn’t it good that the US people don’t trust their government?
I wish that US people didn’t trust their government, especially when their government tells them that other countries are pure evil and need bombing.
do you wish Chinese people did the same?