@neil So the authors of this thing decided to impose their political sensibilities on all their users?
Well if I was using it I'd be uninstalling it right now. It's not up to them to decide what people can read. What if Chrome did that?
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@womble @neil Well yes Chrome is spyware. Firefox is not entirely immune. But an information access platform having a built in list of "things you cannot see" is a whole new level of control freakery. You know, some people DO go into Nazi forums to understand their talking points, so as to answer them more effectively. We saw with FB and TWIT that the censorship went from "Nazis" to "any questioning the COVID narrative or the election" very fast. That doesn't need to come to Mastodon. @mike805 @womble @neil mhmmm, fosstodon libertarian who thinks going to nazi forums to "understand their talking points" is in any way a legitimate justification for anything *checks bingo card* Here's how to answer a nazi more effectively: "fuck off". Anything more gives legitimacy to their existence. @mike805 hating Nazis isn't a "political sensibility", it's basic human decency and more people should do it. And less people should concern troll on behalf of evil people. |
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> I was using it I'd be uninstalling it right now.
I'm sure they would be 100% fine with that.