Programming.dev is nice a community and overall i like the content I get when i stay on my local instance.

The moment i am switching to “all” everything becomes extremely left leaning and too politicised for my taste.

Is there a way to block all the communist/anarchist/anti-capitalist stuff, or this is Lemmy in general?

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Just don’t switch to “all”, that’s it. Pretty much any platform that has more than 1.5 users and allows any political discussions is doomed to be filled with extreme politics

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I think that “all” of anything is going to be a dumpster fire no matter what your standards are. Sturgeon said that 90% of everything is crud. What he didn’t say was that everyone has their own opinion on which 10% is worth anything.

Or you could put on your hip waders and follow Kipling into the waters looking for the 20% that makes it worthwhile to wade through the other 80%.

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Right now, if you can’t handle having to block communities you don’t like, then ALL isn’t the place for you.

Lemmyverse.net is a great directory to find content.

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Anti-capitalism was already a big thing on Reddit but being so pro Russia/ China seems to be a Lemmy thing. I wouldn’t call the latter left but rather morons.

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What communities/instances are you dominating your /c/all? Asking because I was hoping for more leftist discussion and I’m not really seeing it outside of lemmygrad.

Edit: I’m mostly following programming.dev and lemmyrs.org, so I’m not really looking too hard. And I appreciate beehaw, but it feels more center left than left.

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