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

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I think it's a feature that's going to be implemented soon.

If the most beautiful argument is "how dare those people I'm vomiting bile at insult me back!" You should probably find a better argument.

Oh please, hexbear users are no ruder than any other instance to people they disagree with, it's just that you reddit refugees are used to being able to be as toxic as you like to communists without pushback, and now that you're on a level footing you can't take it.

Or, maybe, people just hold different beliefs to you.

This comment is the most "reddit liberal seeing real difference of opinion for the first time" thing I have ever seen.

Hexbear: why do so many people want to removed with us

Where did you get this idea from? We know damn well why: you're a bunch of coddled libs who are used to the reddit admins protecting you from seeing any views outside the USA overton windows, and you're now freaking out at seeing real difference of opinion.

the equivalent of the alt-right but on the left side

"Why can't we kill half the trans!"

• a nuanced centrist.

So you've moved onto the "straight up lying" phase of cope.

It also doesn't help when the Chinese are taught in school to love their party and country, view the party as their own parents and not question them, that they become such snowflakes when people criticise their government. It becomes pretty easy to trigger them with just a photo/keyword. Either they blow up in your face, or if it's on China's platform the mods will come an delete the post/comment and give out bans.

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I would have thought that, after the way your massive post demanding lemm.ee defederate with hexbear because they were mean to you got you resoundingly told to touch grass by both instances, you would have given it a rest.

This burn doesn't work because we already know that libs are too lazy to read.

You clearly don't.

What decade were you born in?

I clearly did, but by all means, go with "no u" and see how convincing it is.

The private property rights that give private companies the ability to censor your speech are created and inforced by the government in the first place, so functionally it's not different. A handful of massive companies who functionally own the government getting to police what is acceptable speech is not functionally different from the government doing it directly.

"Rich country good, poor country bad!"

Very astute political analysis there

Did an AI write this? You didn't actually respond to anything I said.