Finally, Inner Peace!
Finally, Inner Peace!
Also political memes.
And memes.
And then you come to this place and give us flashback.
Thanks for nothing
When you ignore politics:
This is certainly what they want you to think.
The fact is that “both sides” (sorry) are selling a pill for doom. The fire meme above is whatever Trumps latest scary/dumb thing he said, or it’s 40 network cameras focused on a 100 SqYd patch of a city that wants to be on the news.
It’s whatever will mobilize you to donate, click, watch, buy, and yes, vote.
We only got the fire meme because we don’t understand fire.
I cannot disagree.
Turning my brain off to global affairs once or twice a week is essential to my sanity.
There is a list of people I have radicalized, actually.
And obviously this is not an echo chamber. Tell people not to vote for a blue team genocider and libs freak out.
You can always go back to reddit. First of all, to even consider .ml “left wing echo chamber” you need to be more far right than Hitler*. even open genocide support argued by a lot of people here is “left wing” to you? Difference is, .ml admins arent US govt bootlickers unlike reddit admins and you can’t just scream for them to shut us communists like you people did on reddit.
*Oh, an .worlder, figures.
I’m glad you did what you want with your own life. People should block instances/people/subs instead of complaining about them. I think the people who complain want to grandstand their own beliefs. You have become what you hate dipshits!
Block/mute, move on. It’s your life. It’s your lemmy. Use the tools at your disposal instead of trying to get other people to do what you want!
I don’t want 10,000 anime posts on my all page but they keep popping up lol
Do you know if there’s anything I can do to stop it?
This is a fair assessment. I actually like politics, but I have still blocked numerous political communities because the users spam variations of the exact same 2 articles over, and over, and over, and over again.
It’s either going to be:
The first few times were interesting, now it’s just effing annoying. Blocking these communities has definitely improved my Lemmy experience.
I just remember, in the very early days of these kinds of online communities, that people would actually try and organize to do shit. Like, you’d have folks on /r/Houston talking about a bunch of redditors going down to the Houston Food Bank to volunteer. Or you’d have some serious fucking shit out about a landlord with folks offering to come down and help out. I even caught a “my car is broken, I don’t know what to do” with a “don’t worry, I can help out” and a final “omg, its fixed, thank you so much!”
Now its literally all just talk. Nothing is real, its all just fucking ads and Mr. Beast style stunts. Nobody has any kind of trust or empathy for anyone else online. The closest you get to a material social network is people on Nextdoor screaming about how a strange car drove down the street and desperately asking everyone on the block to call the police and report it at once.
Shit fucking sucks.
It works, in no small part, because the community is small and people have known each other by handles for years now.
But the flip side is that a few of the mods on Hexbear can be just as draconian in their administration policy as anyone on old-school Reddit. So you periodically see otherwise friendly and active members vanish from the site.