You do realize this specific style was used by Nazis, right?

Hippity hoppity abolish intellectual property

WHAAAAT? Someone from sh.itjust.works is not a turbolib?

Social democracy really do be the moderate wing of fascism

BASED!!!

1. Is it intended for making online multiplayer games?

2. Will such games be integrated into a platform?

3. If said platform exists, will the mods try not to be prudish with what gets published?

OK, what was really going on is that I was reading a blog post from a comrade about how many phrases that are often colloquially used are actually ableist/sanist. And in that blog post, it mentioned a lot of phrases where there weren’t any slurs per se, but were still considered ableist/sanist, such as the aforementioned “turn a blind eye”.

For example, using phrases like “turn a blind eye” is seen as ableist.

I just used a placeholder in this post to avoid using any actual terms that could be construed as offensive.

Crossposting is based

I’m not looking for excuses to use words that I shouldn’t be using lol. Referring to my previous post on a similar topic (https://lemmygrad.ml/post/508144), say the term “Debian” was used metaphorically, such as describing someone or something as “Debian”. That would often come across as bigoted. Now, I’m not denying that it’s bigoted, I’m just wondering why.

But we have frozen peaches here in the good ol’ US of A!

But usually you would find the source material and then come up with a title, so for a better flow, the URL box should go on top

-oid comes from an ableist slur.

I’m talking about the post creation UI. Previously, the URL field was above the title field, but ever since the last update, they got reversed

Because psychological needs are valid :p

IDK, I always just felt comfortable with he/him pronouns

NAKONEC!!!

Grab subwoofers and play the UkrSSR anthem

The ledger can still be authenticated. People who insist on using their domains as private property (as opposed to personal property) can still be prosecuted.

But I want free vanity domains