Not real big on banning things on moral grounds. It is subjective and a very slippery slope. "I dont want my kids to learn about Puritanism. The Bible isnt a real book. Its just a pamphlet for whatever church." These are things that people believe.
CassowaryTom
joined 1 year ago
Nah man. You're good. It was funny. Plus I sort of asked for it.
I never posted on Reddit. Every time I did it was a bad time. I could post the most innocuous thing imaginable (The sky is blue. Water is wet), and without fail have at least a few people telling me I was stupid, naive, woke, a Nazi, whatever. There is a ton of extremist energy around here too, but the radical left is much easier for me to stomach than the radical right.
My little brother and I played the hell out of it. Especially when we figured out you could change the last words that your tank says right before it blows up. We thought that was hillarious.
Alright, what the hell? I also was here.
Yes. Ian knot hasn't failed me yet. I didnt know there were more, though.
Wow. That's a little different. Thanks!
Lemmy is similar to Reddit. Mastodon is similar to twitter. Is there an easy analog for kbin?
Why not? The cat is clearly happy to see me and my claw hand.
Quick poll. Does anyone have a problem with vlemmy defederating from an instance which condones/promotes/allows child pornography as long as those bans have been vetted, considered and voted into practice by management?