That's a good point! I hadn't considered that previously.
Parsizzle
joined 1 month ago
Oh I hadn't heard about that. Could you elaborate at all or point me in the direction of some more info?
I feel like to a point it might be, but to a point in today's age and internet - everything is an echo chamber so it's turned into a "pick ypur poison" kind of thing.
That being said, open discourse and actual conversation seems more prevalent and easier to come by here then on reddit which is very nice.
I hope the same. It's been quite refreshing.
It so far ( in my very limited experience ) feels like users on Lemmy are more likely to have an actual conversation than immediately slip into the cycle of memes, in-jokes, and other drivel that usually ends up as the top several threads on reddit posts of popular sub-reddits.
It's kinda nice.
I'm not entirely sure he would care either way to be fair, but you do raise a good point.
I think you might be right for the simple reason that (based on that same source and my presumption of their names ) all the C* people seem to be American as well.
Please pardon my ignorance on the matter, how does Mullvad compare to Brave?
I think the problem arises when the embassy says it's fine to come, but then the traveling person's are detained or harassed once they arrive.
There's nothing I'm personally aware of stating trans persons to be outright illegal ( beyond the executive order(?) stating there are only two genders/sexes )