Where did I defend the CCP or communism?

You’re a Lemmygrad user, they’re going to assume that’s your intent by default

Right, the point is whether a comparison is really valid and/or if something else would be more appropriate, not that they should never be used

https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-1050

This is fair, but was the US the undisputed global superpower then?

It’s true, the mere existence of this sign causes you to become LGBTQIA+ (all of them all at once)

Maybe. If so, it would be like the ultraviolet catastrophe

Lemmygrad doesn’t deny real genocides or celebrate genocide AFAIK. Please let me know if that’s not the case; I wouldn’t want to be a part of a community that does that.

if country.white:
  country.score = min(100, random(90,110))

I think it’s just a lack of paying that much critical attention — map looks enough like the International Community Hexbear emoji

I don’t have access to our slur filter; you’d have to ask the admins for that

Federated users from instances with weaker slur filters will though, and be quite confused

It’s not. Its etymology is supposed to be from turkey sounds.

The post text is not actually edited, so you can view it on an instance like lemm.ee with a weaker slur filter.

Just checked, “g**k” seems to actually be a derogatory term for people of East/Southeast Asian descent. This one’s a Scunthorpe moment for sure, since the etymology of the word seems to be unrelated to that term.

The other one is not though, it’s the r-slur.

You posted to the wrong community. This is a community that’s literally about Reddit itself. The comment you read was talking about the appropriate politics community on lemmy.world because they defederated us, etc.

BTW you double commented

I know you won’t see this comment, but I’ll still respond anyways.

It’s not the most inclusive language. I don’t think anyone forced you at gunpoint to rename that stuff though?

That’s not true. It was in fact released in 2004 and 1.0 was in 2005.

Agreed, this is why nobody should use passwords. Instead, you should use 4096-bit RSA keys!

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