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  • The post was basically:
    feddit.org is a Nazi/Zionist-Bar, let’s vote if dbzer0 should block the community xyz (it was not a vote about defederation).

    And the “voting” was done by upvoting/downvoting the post, not through comments. Funnily enough the top comments were complaints against the situation and when this was pointed out it was put aside as “only upvoted because of feddit.org Trolls”. I actually counted and while there were upvotes from feddit.org, the upvote/downvote ratio from only dbzer0-users was 2:1.

    Then they said if enough people want to defederate they will put that in consideration. After multiple comments calling for that they decided on it without an extra vote.

    It’s like putting an ad on TV with a heavy bias and asking people to press a button on a remote. My idea was that anarchists are supposed to inform themselves about topics that get voted on but I’m pretty sure a lot of them just went with the flow.












  • narp@feddit.orgto196@lemmy.blahaj.zoneFree Palestine Rule
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    2 months ago

    I didn’t say everyone on feddit is a Zionist troll.

    You: “[…]And also serves as a warning to any admins using fediseer that they might want to block Feddit if they don’t wish to deal with Zionists trolls.”

    If you don’t think everyone is a zionist troll acting in bad faith on other instances, then why call for the defederation of the whole instance?
    Surely there has to be ample examples of users from feddit.org pushing their Zionist agenda on dbzero?

    Or is your complaint that a comment like this:

    “Fuck off you piece of trash. European weapons are found in Sudan and Palestine. You’ve been backing genocide since before the creation of the terrorist state of Israel. […]”.

    gets removed from feddit? Really that’s your argument?

    (For the other screenshot the reason for the removal of the comment is literally “baseless accusation of Zionism”. And the last one I don’t really understand the context of but would side more likely with the person that got the comment removed, since I also dislike Büttner.)

    The thing is though: That is all far from Zionist Trolling.

    I’m wondering what exactly stops you from going there and calling their users genocide enablers simply because they are Germans?

    Is it really necessary to defed an instance because you’re not allowed to call them Nazis and pieces of shit on their own space without getting banned? I’m not arguing in bad faith, I’m seriously getting the impression that some users go to feddit only to use the most abrasive language they can think of, get banned and then use it as a “gotcha, I knew it!”.


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    2 months ago

    A bit of context for the users that are not aware:

    The poster wants the dbzero instance defaderated from the feddit.org instance with the argument that everyone on there is a “zionist troll”. He is also power tripping badly rn, wanting to convince Lemmy.ml to do the same.

    My best interpretation of “Fuck your feelings” is that he is mad people got banned from feddit.org for saying things like this to its users:

    “You should be lined up against a wall and shot”

    “Kill yourself”

    “Don’t worry you’ll get the wall”

    So I disagree: I’m not a Zionist Troll and those sentences go beyond “Fuck your feelings” and should get you banned no matter the subject.

    I also don’t see any feddit users going around spreading genocide denial or other “zionistic trolling” that would warrant a defedaration, but just in case I’m the one who actually needs a reality check:

    Do you (users of blahaj) have that impression of feddit users?




  • Im Prinzip ne Distro bei dem der “Kern” schreibgeschützt ist.

    Man bekommt nen stabiles OS was der Enduser im Prinzip nicht kaputt bekommt für den Preis, dass man manche Sachen nicht so einfach installieren kann (Treiber z.B.). Steam, Firefox etc. gehen einfach als Flatpaks aus dem Store.

    Hier auf lemmy liest man viel positives über bazzite (auf gaming spezialisiert) und spiele auch mit dem Gedanken das mal auf meinem HTPC zu testen.

    Also aus meiner Sicht: immutable Distros klingen gut für PCs mit denen man nur Standardsachen machen möchte: Gaming, Streaming, Browsing.

    So eine Bluetooth Tastatur benutze ich (aus meiner Sicht praktischer als alle anderen Lösungen, aber natürlich etwas größer als ne Fernbedienung):