CTDummy

joined 1 year ago
[–] CTDummy@aussie.zone 2 points 3 days ago

Another time this users just drops by with some “facts” of a particular persuasion only to vanish without any clarification despite posting every other hour. Seems to be a bit of a pattern.

[–] CTDummy@aussie.zone 5 points 4 days ago

This whole image is a smokescreen. Your ability to be employed, literate or attend an academic institution =/= being free. There’s nothing to prohibit you letting the class of citizen you can honour kill, legally demand virginity testing of and mutilate the genitals of, from attending a school and learning to write.

All that aside, from my recollection American literacy and education, in general, is surprisingly terrible given its GDP, hence gestures broadly.

[–] CTDummy@aussie.zone 3 points 6 days ago* (last edited 6 days ago)

Their rhetoric is very much Nazi aligned. Have a look at their longer comment in here. Claiming to be taken out of context and that meaning “not evening crossing” their mind, before immediately stating they did mean the “living space” remark in a genocidal manner. Just on behalf of the Palestinians.

To claim those being genocided are actually the ones who are genocidal, which implies post-hoc justification of Israel actions against them (alongside the protestor rally tangent), is Nazi behaviour.

To respond to someone providing the figures for the appalling number of civilian casualties over a short time frame with “at this rate it would take 300 hundred years to exterminate 2 million of them ” is Nazi adjacent behaviour.

Maybe they’re just a particularly uninformed Zionist. However, neo nazis don’t typically wander around saying “that hitler guy is pretty swell amirite guys”. They excel in skirting around moderation online and irl. Hence the nazi bar anecdote; they use free speech as a shield and coded language/dog whistles. If they aren’t a Nazi their behaviour and rhetoric needs some serious introspection.

Edit: I spent too much time going through their post history. Given they post all throughout the day, say they “work at home 7 days a week” and their references to their age; I would guess they’re a retiree that mainlines sky news or adjacent media. Given the boomer - social media to alt-right, brain rot pipeline - checks out with a lot of their remarks on Muslim’s/the Arabic sphere.

[–] CTDummy@aussie.zone 3 points 6 days ago

OK. So you took my comment totally out context.

Wat, am I missing something here. Doesn’t really seem out of context at all. Seems like you’re claiming it was an ironic remark on behalf of the Palestinians, accusing them of genocidal intent with the chant? Misinterpreted maybe. Which is shown by:

You know who else I have heard use the concept living space? A Rwandan. I met a Rwandan when I was a member/speaker at the Marxist Institute in nyc. I asked why he did it, he said it was traditionally their land and they needed the land to live. I was shocked and asked, Even children.

So you know it has at least genocidal connotations then? Which seems to contradict.

what you wrote never even crossed my mind.

From a quick interpretation it seems you’re claiming “I was making an ironic remark implying people being genocided are the ones being genocidal, not a Nazi dog whistle.” Which ya know, the first kinda contradict the second.

The rest, i.e the protest stuff is anecdotal and even if it did happen, doesn’t really add anything to this particular discussion. Given a lot of comments under the post OP is referencing seem to question the meaning of your comment maybe providing context there would have been the move. For all the good it would have done.

[–] CTDummy@aussie.zone 2 points 6 days ago (1 children)

Sorry the wording is jank. To clarify I mean the government (in)actions on Palestine justifying pro Palestine activism despite me stating my weariness with it. As in “hard to complain about the activism when the government continuously necessitates it” to a degree.

[–] CTDummy@aussie.zone 6 points 1 week ago

A profound lack of awareness or an actual troll.

“I don’t want to engage with Nazis.”

“You should engage. How else will you change my, I mean, their mind.”

[–] CTDummy@aussie.zone 3 points 1 week ago (3 children)

That’s the thing. It annoys me because it justifies it, if you get what I mean. Israel’s actions are that of a genocidal rogue state and yet the government seems to be more concerned about policing activist than overtly stating that what Israel is doing is wrong. Like plenty of “Israel has a right to defend itself” at the start but now practically crickets when Gaza has been bombed into oblivion, disproportional civilian casualties and starving them out. Don’t get me started on the fact that Netanyahu has conned the US’ dope in chief into assisting them widen the campaign to Iran.

[–] CTDummy@aussie.zone 3 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (5 children)

As much as I tire of pro Palestine activism in Aussie spaces, as no one is really going to disagree with it beyond minor things (like terrible slogan choices for example), that dude is definitely Zionist leaning towards Nazi. The all caps liar in response to old mate vastly understating initial incursion numbers and using the term exterminate in a subsequent “not enough ovens” type reply is pretty telling. Before I read the older thread I assumed it ironic as well but now I doubt it.

[–] CTDummy@aussie.zone 6 points 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago)

On one hand I don't agree with the burqa and don't really think it’s based in Islam and there are plenty of Muslim communities don't that wear it. This however is not an acceptable approach. It’d be like appropriating a head wrap to protest Sikhs. You’re clearly not part of the religion/culture so it isn’t an appropriate method of protest. Also she’s not wearing it right? Like you can still see her legs?

[–] CTDummy@aussie.zone 1 points 3 months ago

100% agree, unfortunately that’s entirely what they do either directly or by supporting lobbying groups who pretend to be “thinking of the children”.

[–] CTDummy@aussie.zone 6 points 3 months ago (1 children)

One state in the US but, fair enough. Though a lot of the wording for this seems account based, instead of an OS baked “kid mode”, which again just seems like a variation of parental control which already exists. The point is this problem already has a solution not being utilised by the majority of the world’s internet user base. This won’t fix parents just buying a device to palm off to their kids, because if setting up parental controls is beyond them, setting up an account for them properly likely will be too.

[–] CTDummy@aussie.zone 26 points 3 months ago (5 children)

Honestly, I don't picture this happening. The main problem is parents parking their kids in front of screens or devices with internet access and then just bailing. Most devices have the means to do this and have so for a long time, it’s called “parental control”. It’s been a thing since the late 90s in my experience and probably earlier. The problem is it requires some time/effort to set up. I’m not advocating for the digital ID solution to this problem necessarily, just to be clear. However, even anti virus suited have this ability, routers have this ability, hell even browsers do if I recall but people and parents have been hands off about it.

Now they are complaining and expecting the entire internet to change or blaming online porn companies. The alternative is realising that letting kids have unfettered and unmonitored access to the internet, the place where you can easily view graphic footage of people dying, is actually a bad idea; bordering on neglect. Though this ignores places like Tik Tok, YouTube and a lot of social media marketing their platforms as “kid friendly” when they’re anything but, probably a different discussion however.

 

Kinda makes sense why he lied and deleted my comment for “genocide denial” previously. Makes it easier to ban someone down the line and have it seem justified. Apparently, I’m simultaneously denying a genocide and engaging in apologia.

Don’t forget everyone:

  1. Criticising a mod == genocide apologia.
  2. Disputing a regular poster to a mods comm about Hasan using his own clip == genocide denial.

Preemptively for all the idiots who played right into this guys hands last time, didn’t deny the genocide in Palestine and still don’t.

 

So one user asks “Isn’t this the guy that interviewed a terrorist and endorsed their propaganda video”. Another user accuses them of “making stuff up” and that they got that view from “Zionist propaganda”. Hasan introduces said person as a “Houthi rebel” and literally played Houthi propaganda on his stream to another streamer. Houthis are a designated terrorist org.

Tokenboomer removed original question for misinformation. I point all the above out to the individual claiming the first user was “making it up”; Token then removes my reply for “genocide denial”. Despite not denying or even discussing the genocide that’s occurring. Just dishonesty or Hasan fans?

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