That's sad to hear. And maybe something I could have figured out. But didn't.

In a small town I'd assume you'd just walk, though. Depending on how you define "small town", of course! Or alternatively, take a taxi of some kind. Or have your friends ferry you around?

People talked about Jewish people back then just the same way Muslim's are now commonly talked about. With a kind of fear, and assuming a conspiracy against "normal people".

It looks like Bandera was interested in a free Ukraine, and being okay with antisemitism was not a driving factor for him, but at the same time just like I strongly dislike people for being scared of Muslims nowadays, I dislike people having been that scared of Jewish people back in the 1920's and 1930's. He also seems to have been okay with democracy, but seems to have preferred a more authoritarian model of governance himself. He was part of the xenophobic mainstream of his times, and was more vocal about that than people were in average. Apparently he was much less xenophobic than most of OUN, but xenophobic all the same.

It's also worth noting that the situation here in Finland looked very similar to how it looked in Ukraine back then. I dislike our own C.G.E. Mannerheim much more than I like him. He ordered many thousands of people killed at a concentration camp in 1918 and according to his private letters that have been preserved, his thinking was very antisemitic still in the 1920's. Even Mannerheim started strongly disliking nazis during the 1930's for first he liked them very much. (As did almost any officer in the Russian imperial military forces Mannerheim was working for for a long time!). My understanding is that while not clones of each other, Mannerheim and Bandera were very similar characters. And I'm largely just projecting my dislike for Mannerheim on Bandera. And at the same time thinking that in both of these people, their antisemitism was not a driving factor in almost any of their important decisions.

So, to put it short: I hold the intrinsic value of human life for a much more important thing than I understand S. Bandera did.

Thanks! I'm now registered as living at the Itäkeskus metro station and bus terminal 🤣

It's a place I need to visit almost no matter where I'm going. Gives just the correct amount of info about what my hoods are like.

Where is it not frowned up? (Okay, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy and all of Balkans. But otherwise?)

Does the Pixelfed app then not show the grid well enough? What is the problem you are trying to solve?

This is a rather questionable article. It includes Stepan Bandera, who did indeed coöperate with Nazi Germany, because his country was under attack by Soviet Union and nobody would help, but there's a damn good reason Nazis decided to imprison him. And the organization he led did indeed do a lot of serious atrocities. While he was in prison. And when he got out, the atrocities got scaled down very much again.

I don't like that guy's philosophies at all – but most parts of this "nazi collaborator Bandera" is just Soviet propaganda. A good question is: What did Bandera do that Mannerheim did not? Also, where's the whole government of Sweden from the WWII times? If any kind of collaboration counts for ending up on this list, then how is selling iron ore for building tanks and ships to facilitate the war not collaboration? I agree that those Swedish officials or Bandera don't belong on the list, but if one does, so does the other.

The Russia is by far the main funder of national socialists in Europe, is a fascist state by itself, and is using this Bandera propaganda as a tool for increasing the influence of fascism everywhere in Europe.

Not a very good Wikipedia article, all that frankly.

Only admins the instance where the community is hosted is able to nominate mods to a modless community.

Other instances' admins can't do anything about it.

Or, at least they don't declare it loudly.

My favourite dinosaur has been for a long time the Casuarius unappendiculatus. Or maybe Mellisuga helenae? But still, the Casuarius unappendiculatus is either the best or at least the 2nd best dinosaur there has been! Objectively. (Also, take a look at the t-rex feet on penguins!)

The question was posed in the community Buy European. Therefore, they want recommendations for what things are easiest to change for European alternatives, and also how to get the more difficult to acquire things for a reasonable price.

This is a very good sign.

This is basically Google saying that the legislation is efficient.

If you use sugar to pickle something, the result is called "jam". Strawberry jam is sugar-pickled strawberries. So... Yes, you can. And it's done commonly.