Pandantic [they/them]

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Cake day: June 28th, 2023

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  • I see US liberals as defending both social and economic policies. Here are some examples I can think of:

    • Supporting unions but also not cracking down on union busting as much as they should
    • Wanting universal healthcare solutions (Obamacare) while not wanting Medicare for all or proper socialized medicine.

    I am just speaking to what I observe, but I think the trick the liberal party in my country play is a show of being “for the people” and giving concessions but, in the end, being absolutely capitalist motivated.








  • Thank you for saying this in a more detailed way than I have been. This is exactly right. They built their own leftist haven and became a whole culture of their own, and then became federated. There is bound to be an initial clash, but honestly I think most of the people who hate on them never gave them a chance. All they saw were the shitposts and the in-jokes and you closed the door.

    When it comes to dealing with HB users here, my advice is the exact same as dealing with other users

    • if you don’t like what someone is saying (because it’s idiotic, obstrusive, or whatever), block the person for some peace of mind.

    • if you’re consistently uninterested on the content coming from an instance, block the instance.

    I see a lot of leftists (and leaning leftists), even on .world, who would be better off interacting with the users there (maybe blocking the shitposting comms). And outside of those most-seen comms (chapotraphouse and dunk_tank), there is genuine conversation and less shit talking and in-jokes. I believe, with more instances coming in that are federated with them (mine, .ml, and lem.ee? are a couple), some of the Hex-natives are understanding how to interact with curious left-leaning people with unintentionally wrong-headed ideas.

    Downvote me all you want, I stand by Hexbear. o7