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They're establishing communities here because reddit (where the community mostly started) can censor or ban their community at any moment. The fediverse offers a lot more protection from censorship.
Seeing the censorship of redditors who mention Luigi, or wish anything bad on MAGA people, it makes a lot of sense not to be overly reliant on reddit when organizing protests.
I was banned for “showing extreme indifference” when that really funny thing happened to the health care CEO
You mean when Luigi Mangione, a folk hero, ALLEGEDLY shot a capitalist mass murderer in the back?
No way he’d ever do such a thing. I know a guy who said they saw him at a party in Pittsburgh at the time of the shooting.
When Luigi Mangione ALLEGEDLY did a good deed for the benefit of all of society, you mean?
It blows my mind how when the cops needed a fallguy for the crime they grabbed an extremely attractove man who's also educated and intelligent.
As if we were going to go against someone like that. lmao
You mean when someone iced the fuck out of Bryan tomson? That was hilarious as fuck.
They’re establishing communities here because reddit (where the community mostly started) can censor or ban their community at any moment. The fediverse offers a lot more protection from censorship.
And yet...no icon for us!
There's also a community that mirrors posts and comments from Reddit, so it looks like a lot is happening here while it's actually all happening on Reddit.
For those who, like me, don't know what 5051 is, it is an american protest movement against corruption "50 protests. 50 states. 1 movement."
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
What a perfect domain for this movement.
Discovery sucks in the fediverse, so it causes a lot of fractured and spammed content until hopefully everyone migrates to a stable community. Otherwise everyone eventually leaves as there appears to be no interest in a topic due to the fragmentation.
That's a good point, and it aligns with the idea of the large group migrating from reddit. Thanks for that perspective.
it is a nationwide movement with at least tens of thousands of people across literally every state organizing political action, and it's only growing, so... here they are.
