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Why is the culture of hate growing on Lemmy?
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this post was submitted on 01 Apr 2025
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But that's humans? It's always been like that, everywhere at all times. The only thing that's changed, maybe, is that Lemmy is growing and there's more discussion in general so of course the absolute number of things that cause name-calling has grown too, just like the absolute number of things that don't.
That's not true. Go to youtube and read the comments under any lofi video but that's just one example. When Lemmy just started it was a place for people to escape the fanatics and now it's becoming more toxic.
And that's Youtube, an entirely different place that isn't the topic of discussion here and that's ALSO always been Like That. Never Look At The Comments is received wisdom.