Xulai
@Xulai@mander.xyz
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
Agree.
Complaining about civility is the first step toward letting morons rule.
If one is making foolish or false statements, one should expect to be humiliated. Come back when you are better educated.
If one is being an asshole for no good reason or making false accusations against another due to losing an argument, they should understand that they are now a legitimate target for everyone to dump on with impunity.
Being confidently wrong, or an asshole without cause deserves equal or greater consequences to the harm caused. Public shaming via humiliation - aka incivility - is more effective than actual punishment or moderation.
- Comment on The Prime Reasons to Avoid Amazon 1 week ago:
Yeah, not a choice any of us who work in tech can make. But the small choices we CAN make do add up significantly.
- Comment on The Prime Reasons to Avoid Amazon 2 weeks ago:
Amazon is already dead to us. Just like Tesla, Target, Starbucks, and Meta.
They will never be purchased from, or supported in any way- ever again.
- Comment on Marginalized Americans are highly skeptical of artificial intelligence 2 weeks ago:
Proper headline:
“Intelligent People Understand the Limits and Dangers of AI; Unfortunately AI Company Leaders Do Not, and Seek to Silence Opposition”
- Comment on Chilling audio captures firefighter begging for help after crazed gunman ambushes crew responding to Idaho fire, killing 2 2 weeks ago:
“Crazed” doesn’t work for a sniper.
Maybe ICE agents or firefighters working with them.
But not a sniper.
- Comment on Why is Lemmy attempting to radicalise people to enforce class wars? 3 weeks ago:
It doesn’t seem like you understand how to speak properly.
Pseudo intellectualism is when people present false or illogical statements as fact.
And right now, the only person doing that is you.
- Comment on Why is Lemmy attempting to radicalise people to enforce class wars? 3 weeks ago:
Sounds like a citizen or fed that is fat on propaganda swallowed whole and without thought is angry that others don’t share his delusions.