Basically everything that Germany is up to nowadays warrants this reaction

People's Court nour • 1y ago • 55%

Should we isolate liberals that come here to debate into one community?

I've seen plenty of posts around here lately about how we should explain things patiently to the liberals. But it's hard to be patient when they come into our communities uninvited and start an argument over something that's so obvious to us, over and over again, especially when they're also full of american chauvinism (I recall one guy a while ago who didn't believe the occupation of south Korea was real). It's plain frustrating and not conducive to a meaningful discussion. Besides, can't speak for others, but personally I sometimes want to enjoy fellow communists' posts without having some lib causing a mess in the comment section. I think isolating them into a particular community (maybe call it something like `/c/debatecommunism`) could be helpful for the following reasons: - We can engage on our own terms. When I feel like debating, I could go there and do it. When not, enjoy the rest of the site without being bothered by them. That'd also make it easier to be patient with them. - Have past questions in one place. If someone is genuinely there to ask questions in good faith, they could read a previous thread if the question was already recently asked. - Could make a sidebar or a stickied post with links to resources. - If some experienced people are willing to moderate such a community, it would have more effective moderation than the current state of moderation falling on whoever happens to be the mods of the community the argument started in, or on the site admins if something is reported. There is a line between debating and just insulting us or being racist towards whoever is liberals' designated enemy right now. With "isolate", I mean, creating the "debate communism" (or whatever other name we'd choose) community, and a policy of reporting/removing liberal-attempting-to-debate-us comments everywhere else on this instance. Thoughts? Are there any downsides to this that I have failed to see? Are the obnoxious posters from other instances not a big deal for everyone else and I'm the only one who is bothered? (I'm sorry if I phrased something badly. I'm really not good at words...)

Comradeship // Freechat nour • 1y ago • 92%

Liberals have discovered the report button

And of course they use it on a three-year-old post by one of the Lemmygrad admins. The post itself is a based picture: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/8886

Technology nour • 1y ago • 100%

[Conclusion: I misread "messaging" as "messages"] Am I missing an essential context or did Matrix just admit to selling encrypted messages to governments?

Source for the screenshot: https://mastodon.matrix.org/@element/110340953550548309 I know nothing about this, but it came up on my Mastodon timeline and it sounds very concerning. Unless someone took over the Matrix servers or the account, mastodon.matrix.org seems to be indeed their official instance... Any opinion from the comrades on here who use Matrix?

Communism nour • 1y ago • 100%

“…because my sister and I were very close”: An Interview with Ulrike Meinhof’s Sister Wienke

kersplebedeb.com

> 47 years ago today, Red Army Faction founding member Ulrike Meinhof was killed in prison. According to authorities, she took her own life, but comrades and supporters have long believed she was murdered. See this interview with her sister on the 40th anniversary of her death, which discusses independent evidence suggesting a prison cover-up.

test nour • 1y ago • 100%

Testing whether I can post a GIF as a post (rather than a comment)

EDIT: Oh neat, it gets converted to MP4, just as I was told. Now all that needs to exist is a good way to make the video larger, since it's too small to see on the thumbnail and too large on fullscreen...