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So you've dedicated your time to posting in a dissident right wing internet containment ghetto... on the opposite side of almost every argument. And your justification for this curious, suspicious, and homosexual behavior is "I prefer smaller communities". Which doesn't make any real sense unless you're trying to fit an excuse to your questionable behavior. It's so transparent that I'm certain you're just trolling, which is whatever. But you should know that no one is fooled.
I like talking about stuff. I like discussion, I like conversation. I'm not a partisan, I'm not on any team, liberals fucking despise me too.
Reddit banned me, to the point they're actually enforcing that ban. Ruqqus went tits-up. Saidit went tits-up. Discuit is the worst website in the world. There's no fucking way I'm going to wade onto the Corporate Internet like Threads, where AI is now scanning every message you type to decide whether to forward it to police.
So: here I am. Attempting to talk about some stuff before the inevitable ban rolls in and I drift off to some other niche site. I wish there were free speech sites that aren't partisan, but there just aren't. Not as far as I can tell.
I guess there's Dread, but using the dark web is so obnoxious and the only thing they ever talk about over there is heroin.
I'm Gen X, so I still think of trolling as the art of generating as much outrage as you can with as few possible words. These days, "trolling" doesn't mean anything beyond "I think you suck." So if you think I suck, then I guess by definition I'm trolling?
You fail at the "with as few possible words" part, but a lot of them do. I guess that's why the zeitgeist changed