Since Trump, I’m finding the Lemmy.world experience to be increasingly akin to an echo chamber and it’s quite frankly starting to bore me. (Inb4, I’m a left winger and I don’t like Trump, but I’m much more interested in a good spirited debate or novel points of view than I am in Orange man bad Nazi circle jerks)

If I wanted the same repetitive comments to be upvoted and any different opinion at all to be downvoted and even blocked/banned, I’d have just stayed on Reddit.

Are there any instances where different, opposing and novel points of view are celebrated and debated rather than simply derided and downvoted?

  • db0@lemmy.dbzer0.com
    12·
    14 hours ago

    Yes yes we know the lies told about it. Again, people can go and read on their own about the slaughter of anarchists that happened there.

    I didn’t call Marxists fascists. I called Lenin’s and Stalin’s regime red fash.

    And I don’t act vague, I just don’t have the patience to reopen 100 old debates

      • db0@lemmy.dbzer0.com
        11·
        14 hours ago

        Links to Wikipedia Wikipedia talks about an anarcho syndicalist. Whatever man

        Edit : lol you reported me

        • Cowbee [he/they]@lemmy.ml
          2·
          14 hours ago

          An “anarcho-syndicalist” that a year prior tried to join the White Army, and a year after did join the White Army. Some “anarchist.”

          • db0@lemmy.dbzer0.com
            21·
            14 hours ago

            And that supports your argument how exactly? Oh no! Humans are flawed and can make weird decisions after massive trauma? Not to be mention 1 man is not all sailors. Quickly grasp at the first excuse to validate your slaughter. As red Emma said at the time, “Trotsky protests too much…”

            To anyone still reading, this sort of truth stretching to defend the indefensible is why I don’t trust campists

            • Cowbee [he/they]@lemmy.ml
              2·
              14 hours ago

              You’re defending a Tsarist that tried to deliberately sabotage the Soviets during a bloody Civil War, and later joined the Tsarist army as a means to kill more Soviets, as “weird decisions after massive trauma?” Won’t anyone think of the poor, poor Tsarists, woe are they…

              To mirror you: To anyone still reading, this sort of truth stretching to defend the indefensible is why I don’t trust campists

              • db0@lemmy.dbzer0.com
                21·
                14 hours ago

                Keep protesting too much as well. No anarchists believes this garbage but we remember and we learned…