ChairmanSpongebob [he/him] @ ChairmanSpongebob @hexbear.net

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foghorn leghorn for sure

oh otherwise we aren't in "big trouble" lol

Pathetic. Go down with the ship you fuckin racists

I am in the top 4%

i hate the internet i hate the internet i hate the internet

yes frankly everyone should at least question it

"The internet is about to get a lot worse (US focused)" uhh ::: spoiler spoiler

everyday is the same but slightly worse

You'll defederate because one user from an instance did a bad thing? (And then publically apologized for that thing?) Yeah, very reasonable

Fair enough! I'll just leave you with this:

You do have to wonder, yeah, is it their choice? Countries like the US, Russia and China can make "choices" but in geopolitics I'd say smaller countries like Ukraine kind of don't. Maybe they can choose to be in Russian-sphere or EU-sphere, but they certainly can't choose to be neutral. The powers that be: the US as the global hegemony, and Russia, the local regional hegemony are going to try their best to make those choices for them. It's real bad

Genuinely I think Zelensky had promises made to him by the US/NATO about how much support he was going to get which the US reneged, and the far-right elements of his government and military he's not able to control- so even him I don't think has much choice. I do have (limited) sympathy for the guy. I think most people on Hexbear share a similar understanding, it's def not a chauvinistic pro-Russia thing. Esp given how transphobic the Russian state is, you're not going to see any touting of that as a good thing on hexbear.

I mean good luck with that- even if we didn't exist, conservatives of all stripes will slander you as a disgusting communist. They do that to democrats in the US even. Worrying about image should be the least of anyone's concern

like others have said, the common understanding is more anti-NATO than pro-Russia, but if you're on the other end of it, like getting into an argument with a Hexbear, we're all going to have a pretty united front and not criticize eachother. That's not to say there aren't a lot of heated debate within the Hexbear community, that happens a lot. Esp on geopolitics.

from the perspective of the average westerner, who doesn't really think of these things, yeah its very weird. The appeal I think lies in the incivility. These are people who are tired of civility-politics that dress up all the monstrous atrocities committed by the same people we're all supposed to look up to as leaders. so the behavior I think is largely cathartic.

Looking at the big picture, I think to sum up the ukraine take that's the most common on hexbear is: Ukraine cannot possibly win despite what we've all been lead to believe, the people who suffer most in any war is the working class (the people we sympathize with) so it's better for a peace settlement to end the suffering, even if that means Russia "wins". There's a lot more history to the situation than that