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this post was submitted on 10 Jun 2025
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Are they allowed on Lemmy? Partially sarcastic
As individuals yes, as representatives of the armed forces? Not likely. Anonymity helps, but I'm sure many would be wary of posting anything contrarian views right now.
Lemmy isn't anonymous, it's pseudonomyous.
Depends on what a person posts, but yes I'll give you that. I can't see it being anonymous from the government if they wanted to find out someone's identity.
Probably not a large enough user base to warrant it yet.
Is anybody not allowed on Lemmy? It's a federated platform
Yeah, since it's "peace time" and less risk there's probably a decent chunk of the armed forces who are just in it for the perks ( free college, Healthcare) and don't believe in it and are trying to serve there time and get out and not make a career of it.
They aren't cops who almost always want to be cops and make it a core part of their identity and belief system. They aren't allowed on lemmy.