Hey, just a heads up, "yakub" jokes are not permitted on the site.
Of course they're an asshole. And they're banned. But part of acting in good faith is letting people speak their piece.
They were mad about a thread where they got dunked on because their wife used to be a cop pr person basically, and now does HR. Lmao.
I'm curious what input this person has, and there's no better way to make it clear that we operate in good faith than to let people speak their piece.
As far as taking that advice goes, obviously we're going to use good judgment.
As an admin of the site, I'd love to hear your specific and named criticisms of the site. I would greatly appreciate examples of flaws within the Hexbear site culture and some recommendations on how you feel we can recover the site to a revolutionary platform with sound ideological foundations.
https://theonion.com/home-deport-advantage/
It's a real Kelly cartoon, but they're a parody of chud political cartoons
I'm sure this was unintentional but this comment has this energy:
"Last night, I was watching Star Trek: Deep Space 9—great show, by the way, tremendous show, everybody loves it. And there’s this little guy, the Ferengi, very smart, very funny, fantastic character. He’s got these ‘Rules of Acquisition’—and let me tell you, these rules? Some of them, they’re brilliant. Rule number 35: ‘Peace is good for business.’ Now, let me tell you, he’s absolutely right. Absolutely right. I told them, I said, ‘Peace is good for business, folks. It’s true, it works. Big deal.’ You know it, I know it—peace is good for business!"
Roll 1d4 to see what happens!
Nat 1: Your PC gets taken out by a cryptoworm. You lose all of your data, and all of your accounts and passwords are compromised. BAD END
2: You switch to an LTSC license and pay Microsoft $183 for 3 years of Extended Support. Your applications slowly stop getting updated, and by November 2028 your PC still loses support. You now find it somewhat frustrating to use your PC, especially online. You're now using an unusual browser fork you'd never heard of before, the UI is awful and half of your extensions don't work. Since your Extended Support is now gone, you must now move to option 3.
3: You're very careful with your computer. You use a PiHole on your network, you sandbox applications religiously. You only use old offline applications or niche long term support forks of open-source software that continue to support your OS. You regularly find, vet, and install unofficial community patches to your computer. You eventually realize you're spending almost as much time trying to keep your PC secure as you spend actually using it, but continue out of frustration with Microsoft. Nevertheless, these patches stop being released around 2030. Many of your applications have also stopped being updated. Congratulations, you extended the life of your Windows install by 5 years! You're now doing the equivalent of running Windows 7 in 2025 or windows XP in 2020. Was it worth it? Honestly, it wasn't worth it for me. I did this with XP and tried with 7 but just gave up and moved onto option 4.
Nat 4: You end up installing Linux. You're shocked by how straightforward and functional it is. Maybe once a month at most, you fire up a virtual machine with Windows because you need to use a single program you've not found a good replacement for. GOOD END
What if they just put his face real tiny in the middle of Washington's nose?
Huge agree. It sounds goofy, and it's inexorably tied to just so much bigotry too.
There's no reason to co-opt it, and attempts at doing so would be a betrayal of leftist values.
Honestly, I think a tree would do a much better job than anyone in the US government.
Equating communism with the common ownership of women. First as tragedy, then as kink.