Live free, die hard
Live free, die hard
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I think it has more to do with how not taking violent threats seriously enough has led to escalation into real world violence.
Say cunt and whatever but this is a pretty tone deaf post in a world where the Myanmar Genocide, enabled significantly by Facebook's lax moderation practices, is ongoing.
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In case Im not the only one who's heard of this for the first time:
“In 2017, the Rohingya were killed, tortured, raped, and displaced in the thousands as part of the Myanmar security forces’ campaign of ethnic cleansing. In the months and years leading up to the atrocities, Facebook’s algorithms were intensifying a storm of hatred against the Rohingya which contributed to real-world violence,” said Agnès Callamard, Amnesty International’s Secretary General.
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You're not alone. It rung a bell somewhere in the back of my head, but I couldn't remember pretty much anything about it and was about to search it up myself.
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There's a difference between moderation and censorship of "bad words". I can call for the violent genocide of another people without a single "bad word", but I can also praise humanity using nothing but curses.
The underlying problem is, that moderation serves the interests of advertisers, not people. KFC will happily advertise between calls to genocide in a third world country- it's finger chopping good. But if someone says fuck next to a coke bottle, the apocalypse is near.
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I can also praise humanity using nothing but curses.
I'm throwing down the challenge flag on this one.
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That doesn't sound like an underlying problem that sounds like a coincidence and like greedy idjits doing the thing in the wrong way
Like yeah, content that doesn't call for genocide is also more advertiser friendly in addition to being safer for marginalized communities in the real world.
I think the solution is a moderating format that involves more open source work, assign accounts a value that weighs their reports by how serious the accusation is, but also by how often they've turned up credible reports in the past, have the report come with three parts, the reported post or comment, the rule or rules the reporter think it violates, and a text box for them to give some explanation of why they think it breaks the rules in case it isn't obvious.
Once someone has a high enough rating and volume for reports, earmark them to become a paid moderator.
Und voilà, you have home grown community moderators familiar with the rules and with sneaky ways bad actors try to get around them, along with a process to quickly get more whenever you launch in a new community.
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This may be because tumblr is more culturally homogenous and you can tell when someone is serious. There's no way to tell with crackpots on Facebook
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To be fair, replying with I'll skin you alive is pretty extreme/completely unnecessary.
There's reasonable discourse and then there's just "Fuck you dumb idiot" type responses which add nothing to a conversation.
I'd consider his response pretty childish/immature although a less extreme version of it makes sense.
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I think you have to know your audience. Hyperbolic threats of violence from someone I know isn't violent make me laugh, they are not mean, they are funny.
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Also this guy is kinda known for fairly violent comedy videos, so "I'll skin you alive" is pretty tame for him.
For example he's created an ad that ended up being banned by the UK advertising watchdog, twice:
Adverts given the green light by Surfshark included gun violence, child death, and namedropping competitors
Source: indy100
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I think this quickly goes into bad territory.
It's very easy to be racist/sexist and then just say "It was a joke bro! Calm down!" as an example.
If you're making violent "jokes" but saying it's not real... Well sorry to say but you're actually just violent and pretending otherwise.
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In Tumblr culture, these hyperviolent responses aren't made at the end of a heated argument, but rather meant tongue-in-cheek.
For example, imagine one person posts "love pineapple on pizza". Then another person responds "Do not dare to put pineapple on pizza or I'll skin you!".
It expresses that the second person has strong opinions about pineapple on pizza, but hopefully everyone involved knows that it's an empty threat (because everyone is anonymous on Tumblr) and that it's not meant serious at all.
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Tumblr culture is all-around an assault on my senses.
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I’m personally more a fan of curses of wicked inconvenience.
Eg, “May you never find the pebble pressing into the sole of your foot, even after you’ve removed your shoe and your sock”
or, “May you always run out of toilet paper when you most need it, every time, no matter where you are”
continues to fantasise about other such curses
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Or just... don't curse people? Attack arguments, not people.
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Nah, it's actually about the hyper that makes violent comments okay. Hyperboles are usually used to make something apparent, in this case what's being made apparent is the irony.
For example: "Hey, can I go to the party?" "No" hard to interpret if it's a joke "No fucking way dude, if I see you there I'll fucking raze your household to the ground for 4 generations" < this is such an exaggeration that is simply can't be true, which in turn implies that yeah, they can come.
Of course, for it to be effective that must sound completely impossible to the listener, and as always context is important. Of the context of my hyper violent message is that I'm talking to my friends, they will know I'm joking.
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Sure, but he's had a lot of words to explain its hyperbole and he hasn't yet.
So purely based on the context presented, he comes off as extreme and doesn't properly justify it in his later posts. I'm not going to research every single person's background I come across, so you can bet this guy comes off as unhinged based on these posts.
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I'll skin you alive
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Poo poo pee pee!
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A compelling argument, however:
Rev's up the skin flayer 9000
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I shall, with great effort and deliberation, dislodge thy skin from thy corporeal form!
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Have to admit, I don't know why we're all starting our comments this way, but I'm a follower.
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In semi-related news, yesterday I got suspended for 3 days from !politics@lemmy.world for joking about the death of a billionaire and from !worldnews@lemmy.ml, also for 3 days, for airing misgivings about a collaboration between Chinese and Hungarian cops.
Some people really need to chill the fuck out 🤦
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Getting banned from worldnews@lemmy.ml is incredibly easy as they’re super sensitive about china and anything negative gets deleted or gets you banned. They love simping for prc/ccp and pretending they’re not.
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Yeah, the ban reason stated in the modlog was just one word: "Sinophobia" 😄
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Shit my final ban was just for saying that I don't remember there being much mass rape during the US revolution.
It's incredibly ironic that these are the people who created Lemmy because they kept getting banned from reddit for saying liberals should be dropped from helicopters.
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I've seen a few posts advocating various ill fortune for billionaires get removed. As I said somewhere else, I can kind of understand it from a CYA perspective. The staff don't want to turn into a violent conspiracy hub. On the other, billionaires are ruining the world for everyone else and defending them is fucked up when viewed like that.
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I wasn't even advocating for anything or celebrating a death, just making a dark joke about not caring because it was a billionaire. I mean, I definitely DO consider billionaires and hectomillionaires inherently harmful, but unless they're KNOWN to be truly heinous like Trump, Kissinger, or Limbaugh, I don't go anywhere near as far as to actually celebrate their death, which is what the rule specifically forbids.
I get how there has to be a limit, but joking about not caring about some billionaire who wasn't even a public figure? That's not harming anyone unless you're saying it at the family or sadistic shit like that 🤷
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Been suspended from lemmy.ml is like a rite of passage.
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Any political community demanding "civility" is enabling trolls by misunderstanding how humans interact.
Tankies can simply fuck off.
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I stay well away from .ml and hex. My blood pressure is too sacred.
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He’s posting on a platform that’s dependent on advertising and moderated based on the whims and tantrums of a nepo baby. It’s not going to be an “anything goes” situation.
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Despite what said nepo baby may claim.
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As found on some archived geocities site
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I just banned from /politics for saying "All Billionaires Must Die". Thought Lemmy was supposed to be transgressive. I thought wrong. Probably get banned from here too, now.
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the beauty of the system is you can create your own community if you disagree.
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lemmy.world is relatively more rightwing compared to other instances. Idk if you'd get banned on lemmy.ml or lemmygrad or hexbear. I'm not sure what the beef/drama defederation status of those is tho.
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Oh I'm surprised you got banned. I tried to argue with someone like yourself as I think it's stupid, and then they pushed some argument about how communism/socialism is the right way forward and I was being downvoted.
Thought it was just Lemmy subs being extreme left but maybe not all places are extreme.
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That's not even a false statement.
All people must die, including billionaires. None of us are immortal, therefore we all must die.
However, billionaires should be dragged into the street and bludgeoned to death and any one who has a problem with me saying that such that they need to flex their little online fiefdom, they can die next to them.
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dragged into the street and bludgeoned to death
That's so much work and mess, just poison them
They could even poison themselves or eachother, saving normal people the inconvenience.
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I like the cut of your jib, homie.
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Imagine being such an edgelord that you need the little rush of wishing death on bad people. Reform society, take their assets, stop them from ever hurting people again, whatever. Actually fix the problem like a rational human, don't solve it by calling for their deaths you fucking caveman.
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I've recently joined Tumblr, and like this has been the best social media I've ever joined, just what I asked to be shown, no annoying recommendations that are the complete opposite of what i like or it's just plain ragebait
The amount of actually nice posts is really cool
And from what I've heard their data collection is decent, not a personal data vacuum like other sites
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Yeah... Um... I got Bluesky for that. Tumblr doesn't allow for adult content. Plenty of artwork I make falls under adult content and is occasionally straight up porn. Many artists I follow also create a mix of SFW and NSFW content. Being on a place like Tumblr essentially means losing nearly half the art i can post or follow. So... No thank you.
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Have to admit, Its oddly refreshing to read.
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Is he responding to himself? Such a weird screen cap imo
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That's pretty common on X. There's a low character limit, so for long posts, it's just a string of replies from the same person.
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Well I know about writing a thread and the UI for that is horrible too, but doesn't it look different than this? Also his profile looks completely different between the two posts.
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A manifesto about using 'fuck' on Twitter is an oddly pathetic thing.
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It's because safe tweets gets promoted more and people care about chasing clout.
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It’s so pathetic
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The fact that people are afraid to say stuff like corpse, death, kill, sex, penis, vagina and other normal fucking words is absolutely ridiculous.
Inwas watching a video and someone was afraid to say corpse because they might get a strike against them. What the fuck is this pussy ass world coming to.
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Creative cursing may become a valuable skill for proving that you’re not a chatbot.
But then we’ll make chatbots that are good at cursing. So that’ll be a fun stage of tech dystopia at least.
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If it's on the internet, LLMs have been trained on it. They can already curse.
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It is pretty cringe when people censor themselves on Tik Tok.
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I mean the whole of tiktok is pretty cringe
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Is it just me or is „shut the entire fuck up“ enough to qualify? Does anybody really say that ?
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"Shut the fuck up. Shut all the way up to shut fuck mountain where there are no more fuck ups to shut!"
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it's almost a tongue twister sing-along
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Someone should tell him that Lemmy and Mastodon exist.
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I've seen numerous posts with f*ck and shit like that around here.
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Cunt. Fuck. Balls. Barbara Streisand.
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Demanding people cuss is just as dumb as demanding they don't. Let people speak the way they're comfortable speaking.
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This post is about pearl-clutchers, and policing yourself to avoid getting banned from a platform. He's not demanding people start cussing on the internet more.
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I take it as
Say fuck (if you want to)
Say cunt (if you want to)
Don't stop yourself from saying something because you're scared [BRAND] won't like it and ban you.
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STFU, cunt face.
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Nah, I'm good.
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Have to admit I would not like to perish on the floor groveling like an animal.
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I wonder how he'd feel about the 4chans.
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Based is all i can say
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OK that went pretty hard tbh
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This website is already facing these kinds of issues.
There is a super mod on lemmy.world (jordanlund) who is blatantly manipulating posts with moderation and banning people who call him out.
The dude threatened me directly for calling him on it.
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Generally when you make these kind of accusations, its polite to provide some evidence of your claims. There is a pretty large gray area that exists when moderating subs like worldnews and politics, so such communities are almost constantly beset with accusations of some type of bias.
Modlogs exist, if he has clearly been manipulating posts then it shouldn't be hard to find the evidence.
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Tumblr or 4chan.org, works at both.
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Dude is posting to himself. Look closer.
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Twitter and it's clones have a character limit. This is just how you put a longer message on there.
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Those are some really excellent points I agree with, and think the world, for humans included, would be a kinder place.
I sometimes do forget to order people to shut several fucks up, what a bunch of dickish cunts all of them. Well, cuntish dicks too.
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Just like in real life, it always depends on the tone imo. If the other person picks up what you are putting down, everything's bueno. If you are in a safe space where you agree to not hurt one another, don't be an asshole. I think that a lot of people are not okay with themselves and don't know how to deal with it other than hurting others and being a cunt. Of course these people should get help but as a person who is easily taken to a bad place mentally by the comments of others, it is better to avoid this altogether. I am aware that victim-blaming is a thing, and that this may come off as doing so. All I'm trying to convey is that if you know yourself and have the choice between browsing the internet and improving your mental health, please chose responsibly. But I'm not an expert so Idk🤷♂️
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what was the cola ad again?
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bro, chill
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I admit nothing.
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Have to admit i don't quite agree with telling people you'll skin them alive, it's fucking rude you fucking cunt.
Oi, you cunt rot! Don't tell me what's fucking rude, you festering penis wrinkle.
Have to admit i don't really know how to swear like an irish
A pp roll
Ill wait until you've died first.
But only if it puts the lotion on its skin.
You fucker implying my skin ain't good enough? That's probably racists, ... maybe, I guess technically?