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Do you browse hexbear or have an account in hexbear?
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this post was submitted on 12 May 2025
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hexbear is just fine. the "problem" with them is that they are leftists. same with lemmygrad or to a lesser extent lemmy.ml
i predict some people will hate a lot on them here, but you should simply just go talk to them and decide for yourself what you think of it.
The problem I have with hexbear leftists is the same that I have with all the other ones and it is because they are all talk and no action.
If I'm included in there, I don't post online about actions I take because I can legally get fired due to my volunteer work in a socialist political party, and some of the community actions I have taken involved dozens of arrests. So I have good reasons to avoid disclosing info and getting dox'd.
I suppose this applies to many others.
It's almost like there is actual persecution of leftists in the world, as opposed to whatever these chuds online with their "Woke video game" spreadsheets call persecution.