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mholiv@lemmy.world āØ8ā© āØhoursā© agoThat sounds not so nice. Is there an example out there or the like?
Comment on new instance, same meš«¶
mholiv@lemmy.world āØ8ā© āØhoursā© agoThat sounds not so nice. Is there an example out there or the like?
HeyThisIsntTheYMCA@lemmy.world āØ2ā© āØhoursā© ago
go hang out with them and experience it yourself. iām not digging through my bullshit,
mholiv@lemmy.world āØ1ā© āØhourā© ago
I do hang out with them a lot. A lot of my favorite communities are there. I see no Nazi tolerance at all there let alone ātaking overā I also see none of this bigotry that you say is there. Contrarily, I see an active anti bigotry set of rules policies and guidelines in general.
I am willing to change my views on the instance but what you claim, I am just not seeing.
HeyThisIsntTheYMCA@lemmy.world āØ1ā© āØhourā© ago
so like, all i can say is Iāve had conversations with my WASP mother about ableism. sheās an ableist fuck. she does not see it anywhere. trying to get her to see why putting the food that a slightest bit of cross-contamination will put me in the hospital right the fuck next to my dinner plate is not a microaggression but is in fact a macroaggression took years. Like, a fucking decade and we finally had to take it to a sparring ring and formally fight it out (we both have martial arts training but had until then never sparred each other. at the time i was skin, bones, and she had 70 pounds on me but i had a two belt advantage. healthy weight i have a 20 pound advantage. we agreed to throw real punches and kicks, we wore pads, went to 10 and i won by 5 points) and that was the only way i could get her to stop trying to poison me.
My point is: if itās not a bigotry that affects you directly, most people miss it entirely. Very very few people are sensitive to bigotry as a theme.