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Goldholz@lemmy.blahaj.zone 3 weeks agoNo it was under a postof news that the CEO again got raised while the trains were delaid heavier than ever and that a lot of bureaucracy holds it back. Its not politics. Litterly just we need to redo how to organise our trains!
RiverRabbits@lemmy.blahaj.zone 3 weeks ago
Well, everything is politics. But I was more wondering about the “sprich deutsch” Part - that’s usually more of a racist thing, and therefore right wing politics. But if you don’t see public transport as political you might be right-wing overall?
nightlily@leminal.space 3 weeks ago
It’s a meme on German language subreddits when Americans shit up the place in English.
RiverRabbits@lemmy.blahaj.zone 3 weeks ago
Yeah, I got that context now, which I also accounted for with the “usually” qualifier. I still think it builds an attitude that is toxic to outsiders and can potentially push someone into a right-wing position. I have witnessed first hand how someone fell down a fascist rabbit hole via online places touting language superiority.
Cybersteel@lemmy.world 3 weeks ago
The Star Wars to fascist pipeline is more apparent now more than ever.
Goldholz@lemmy.blahaj.zone 3 weeks ago
…are we now just connecting things to put everyone in right corner? God i hate online people…
Guess being against corperates, for self reliance, public owner ship, pro a european state and untouchable democracy, and so on, is now “right wing”.
“Sprich deutsch” in litterly ich_iel is litterly the norm! Thats the joke! Everything is worded german. Guess such is now “right wing”.
“Everything is politics” omfg. Yeah nah. Thats enought Internet for this month, and it only started. Crazy!
RiverRabbits@lemmy.blahaj.zone 3 weeks ago
bro just skipped the “usually” part and made a rant against things being judged politically.
I think the “everything has to be written in German” part of ich_iel is also establishing a rather nationalist online culture through linguistic homogeny and illegibility to outsiders. So, yeah, you may not want to recognize the impact your words may have, but it’s clear to many others.