All these words about amish furniture and you end with a whataboutism. Amazing. All this because you truly believe that a genocide is less important than federated social media and “pluralism”. I have no words. You r*dditors scare me.

Ok so you’ve chosen to go on a tangent about amish furniture, which apparently is more important to you than a genocide.

What you can do is find a tool to leave your small world behind.

What you can do is touch grass instead of trying to find enlightenment through some tankie’s rust project.

I am diametrically opposed to the cloistering of the Amish and have nice chairs.

Another meaningless argument through analogy. Typical R*dditor. Of course now the only way to respond to this is to either go on a tangent about the Amish or painstakingly point out how almost every single detail about the topic at hand is different from Amish furniture.

The idea that the best idea shouldn’t win because they believe someone or something you don’t is lunacy when you have the entire disgression

Can’t expect a r*dditor to actual read more than the bolded text I guess. It is the intention of the lemmy devs and a fact that software reflects the beliefs of the creators. I agree with the lemmy devs, but even if I didn’t I don’t see what makes lemmy so much better than kbin or pleroma, and why the explicit intentions of the devs shouldn’t be taken into consideration.

I’m honestly curious about people like you. You seem to believe that there is a genocide going on, that there are people who support it, and that this fact is wholely insignificant when debating the oh so sacred and important topic of r*ddit alternatives. Sickening.