Is it not allowed or frowned upon by the mods and maintainer of Lemmy? Although I do respect the technology and services that Lemmy and its community have provided, I’m still looking for answer on the fact whether it’s ok/allowed to have a vocal and confident opposing view.
Also, within this community (China), Am I allowed to post things that opposes the chinese government, such as, not liking their attitude towards a certain island in the south east of china?
Imo its ok to have that opinion, but its just where you choose to express it, i wouldn’t post anti-china memes on on lemmygrad, or !china for example. (unless you want to get downvoted)
Perhaps the rule should be more general. Don’t post asinine “memes” of any kind anywhere. They’re puerile. It’s Kindergarten-level discourse at its best.
if it cant take a joke, is the opinion worth your attention? same with criticism, cant take it dont share your opinion publicly.
There’s good jokes and there’s bad ones. Most “memes” are just shit. The entire art form has been flooded with stupid shitheads and it calls the entire realm into disrepute as a result.
TIL a new word “asinine”
Well personally i’m in favor of contrarian voices. I hate a troll as much as anyone else, but i’m happy to receive some counter-propaganda on every community i belong to. Just the other day, i published an article on /c/anarchism which advertises for the exact opposite of anarchism (top-down regulation) in order to start a debate.
I also understand some communities who would like to stay between people who agree on certain things. But in my very personal view, that’s not what a public instance like lemmy.ml and very generic board names (like !china@lemmy.ml or !france@lemmy.ml) are for.
EDIT: just to be clear, if there’s an explicitly stalinist forum somewhere, i’m not going to go troll them. But if there’s a generic “socialism” forum, i’ll certainly make the case that Nation-States are fundamentally incompatible with the goal of building communism.
You have a very weird habit of replying with complete and absolute non sequiturs.
Thanks, i like your shirt, too.