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/c/antiseptic (hexbear.net)

submitted 1 month ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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A community to discuss and oppose the USA's cultural imperialism, a bit like the .ml community NoYank, except with a better ideological basis and less reactionary mod. The name is just a suggestion and the exact scope can still be worked out.

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[–] [email protected] 6 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (1 children)

You will be unbanned in 49 days or now if you promise to drop the vendetta.

California Ideology indoctrination usually doesn't wash out, but if it actually could and you found some vestiges of humanity and dropped your cryptofascist techbro power fantasies and acknowledged the validity of other human beings, maybe I could stop seeing you as the misanthropic piece of shit that you are in a few years or so after careful reconsideration.

Maybe.

But I doubt you have it in you.

[–] [email protected] 5 points 1 month ago

LMAO ol' Frightful was saying I had a "vendetta"? A "vendetta" of all things? Now as far as I can remember, the comment that got me banned from NoYank said something like, "Look at that, Lemmy's number one 'antiseptic' is back in my feed posting some more quality Irish tunes. I thought you'd been banned permanently but apparently I'd misunderstood and that was only for a day. Despite yesterday's ordeal I'm still glad to see you back, fighting the good fight."

Frankly, even as I was writing that comment, a voice was telling me that I was being too lenient about things that I would normally consider unforgivable, that this cautious optimism and willingness to forgive I had was undue for the gravity of what had occurred and the repeated nature of the offenses... But it would seem that acknowledging that wrongdoings had taken place at all, was to the hobgoblin not lenient enough, as if they'd rather be seen as infallible than forgiven. What a dishonest soul!