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52 points

There are waaaaay too many E’s on Lemmy.

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7 points

Also A’s, B’s, and D’s.

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6 points

There is waaay to many of all of them.

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18 points

I’ve seen too many As myself

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When I first opened Lemmy and saw the very first post was a leftist post complaining about Neoliberals, I knew what I was about to get myself into with this place.

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There are way too many on the planet I guess

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11 points

They’re A-D masquerading because it has some plausible deniability.

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15 points

It’s made by them

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That’s why I went with Kbin, didn’t want to use software made by them.

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1 point

Kbinners RISE UP!

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3 points

And c and d. They’re all the same people on lemmy

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9 points

Most of type E. “Peacelink” are actually type C. “Right Wing” in disguise. Conservatives are inherently drawn to conspiracy theories

  • The Protocols of the Elders of Zion
  • Great replacement
  • and now Nato “Bioweapons Labs” theory.
    • Donald Trump was the most Anti Nato president the US. ever had.
  • Hungarian conservative Orban tells us Ukrainian people can not win the war
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The most popular conspiracy theories are right wing ones. But conservatives arn’t exclusively drawn to them. Political brainrot has no political affiliation.

Propaganda is terrible at telling you how to think. But it is very good at telling you what to think about

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Yeah it’s the one thing putting me off the platform. Like I’d describe myself as pretty hard left, and a pacifist. But Russia is a fascist state performing an unprovoked attack on a neighbouring nation. Just because many NATO nations have right wing problems (and tbh I feel a lot of people on the left haven’t heard the expression “don’t make the good the enemy of the perfect” - shit is bad in the West but it’s nothing compared to life in Russia) doesn’t undo that fact and Ukraine has the right to defend itself and it’s right that we support that.

The fact that some may consider NATO’s support to be hypocritical given the middle East doesn’t mean it’s wrong.

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14 points

100%, my man. Ukraine is a sovereign state defending itself from an unprovoked attack.

If my neighbour was getting attacked, I’d help them too, out of common decency, and common sense to keep the neighbourhood safe.

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It’s really astounding. But to cheer you up, enjoy some supremely based ancoms

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Just because Russia is wrong doesn’t make supporting Ukraine right. The only reasons US turned on the money tap for Ukraine is so that is can be funneled through Lockheed Martin & Co, essentially injecting cash straight into the MIC pulsing veins.

Hundreds of thousands of dead Ukrainians and Russians be damned- shareholder value is going up.

Now it doesn’t take much imagination to think of scenarios where the money tap turns off - just let Trump win next year and watch him speed run turning it off - and then what? What if Ukraine ends up being overrun anyway by Russia?

What was the point of all the dead young men? For a territory that is primarily ethnic Russians who primarily speak Russian. For a territory like Crimea who has been part of Russia proper for hundreds of years until handed over arbitrarily by a premier in the 1950s.

You want me to be honest? I don’t give a shit which corrupt Eastern European government is the legitimate sovereign over Eastern Ukraine and Crimea. Russia or Ukraine, makes zero difference to me. Not worth potential nuclear war. Not worth dangerous global inflation. Not worth pushing Russia away from Europe and towards China.

We are making a big mistake which everyone will pretend is “obvious” like Iraq 20 years ago. Of course jingoists can’t see anything other than war in front of their noses. Anything else seems almost absurd

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17 points

Nope. Setting the precedent that stronger nations can take territory from weaker nations by force would mean an immediate end to the post WW2 rules-based international order and would bring an end to the most peaceful era in human history.

Xi is watching Ukraine very closely as he has made nearly identical claims about Taiwan and much of the South China Sea. So are the Japanese, Koreans, and Vietnamese. This is not a path that ends well.

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Now it doesn’t take much imagination to think of scenarios where the money tap turns off - just let Trump win next year and watch him speed run turning it off - and then what?

Are you honestly saying that if Trump wins he’s going to cut defense spending? Like really? You actually think the GOP is going cut defense spending? Reaaaaalllllly?

If so I got some NFTs I want to sell you LOL.

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Uh no definitely not the only reason.

US is buying russia’s defeat and demiliterisation on the cheap.

EU and US are not always on the same page but on this they are.

Starting shit in Europe is very personal and very symbolic to western nations as well having the massive precedent of WW2.

Cold war is great for stable economic MIC growth. Actual war is the opposite especially when other goods and trade is harmed causing inflation and all other economic shenanigans that one would want to avoid outright or from escalating.

Ukraine and other eastern Europe countries now looking to seek protection of nato with which there are mutliple requirements and conditions for said joining and few of which are core liberal democractic based.

Its never one thing. Politics is like a never ending game of dominoes where pieces fall and right themselves anywhere and everywhere

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The fact that some may consider NATO’s support to be hypocritical given the middle East doesn’t mean it’s wrong.

Yeah that’s the weirdest line of thinking of seen on this. “If we aren’t always the ones doing evil things then we’re being hypocritical!” Like we should never do the right thing because occasionally being on the right side is worse than being hypocritical? Or maybe it’s that doing something wrong in the past means you should never try to do the right thing? Or maybe if someone has done something wrong in the past it’s simply not possible for them to ever do something that’s right? What is the logic here?

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I believe this is part of the “don’t make the good the enemy of the perfect” thing. Because we’re not good in all ways it is assumed that everything we do is for evil. You see it even some of the responses to my post - that we’re only providing support because it fuels our military industry profits. And to be honest, that is probably true. But like it’s still doing the right thing, even if it’s for the wrong reasons.

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