Hexbear is good, they seem to be convinced theres a difference between like twitter fake anarchists who dont support AES and take weird lib anti-bedtime positions and “real” anarchists who support AES and read theory.

I’m not sure why you’d call yourself an anarchist if you support AES since that seems like it would fundamentally contradict what you’re supposed to believe in, but hey they dont seem to have any problems with anarchists being anti-China or anything over there so who am I to judge

Its amusing to go from Hexbear where there was a discussion about how its rude to “wrecker-jacket” i.e. accuse people of being wreckers because it encourages bad-faith discussion when a post is genuine, to here where we have a fun game called “spot the alt account”

Dude let me in! Im just here to ”start a discussion”!

I dont see Active sort for comments. Anyway, active is just whatever is getting the most activity right now good or bad

Not at all surprised. No one remembers Pride was a riot anymore

Damn so many random ass instances that have us blocked LOL

I want to rock my lemmygrad account here but my hexbear account has a better username and better emotes so it’s really not a hard choice

i prefer not to waste my time on speculation from biased sources.

fair question, but I’m sorry that I may disappoint you in saying that I doubt any news source is (or even could be) completely unbiased. major newswire sources do try by only reporting raw facts, but even they let bias slip in when editors choose which facts to report.

So what you’re saying, Brooklyn Man, and expect me to believe, is that you have no beliefs and dont listen to anyone. what a moron

I read an article in the Seattle Times about the Niger coup a few days ago. Talks about how they’re hostile to France (ostensibly presented as a bad thing, no mention of French misadventures in West Africa) and pro Russia (scary! bad!)

Some talk about how it will affect the fight against islamic insurgents as well with the absence of French troops, they talked about how attacks from insurgents increased after the coups in Mali and Burkina Faso but in typical western journalism fashion left the reader to draw their own conclusions on that

I wish we could sort by controversial