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Corporate sponsored social media.
(lemmy.world)
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/27132607
When sites no longer allow you to speak out against political figures, companies, or conflicts then its time to leave. They are no longer moderating a subreddit. They are moderation information as a whole. They get to pick n choose what you're allowed to rally around and rally against. Sites like lemmy are the next step to a free and fair internet.
Corporate has stolen our internet and our money. Its time to take it back. Federated and open source is the way we do it. Dont let the money tell us what we are allowed to talk about.
I didn't knew, who Luigi Mangione is. But now I know, that Reddit protects rich people and it's seriously not good. I have interesting subs there with no politics, but maybe it's time to just throw my account to trash. I don't care about posts and comments, as they say "RedUrun was here". Holy fuck...
shockingly enough, corporations always act in their own self-interest
all the major sites do, like the archiving ones, wikipedia, google, they all protect donors and investors, family that starts with a p, talking about them got hella ppl banned from tiktok its like pursuer or something some combo of those letters, another one married a billionaire and got hella ppl banned off tiktok, it was fun watching their accounts reappear get hella views get banned start over til they disappeared forever, I saw a few sites about it
Also odriscolls being real and modern day still killing ppl openly wasnt talked about for long on reddit, and uh only find posts saying they arent that dangerous now when before theyd talk about how they became another large group