Yesterday, we received information about the planned federation by Hexbear. The
announcement thread can be found here: https://www.hexbear.net/post/280770
[https://www.hexbear.net/post/280770]. After reviewing the thread and the
comments, it became evident that allowing Hexbear to federate would vio...
The rhetoric and goal of Hexbar are clear based on their announcement: to “dismantle western propaganda” and "demolish organizations such as NATO” shows that Hexbar has no intention of "respecting the rules of the community instance in which they are posting/commenting.” It’s to push their beliefs and ideology.
“The West’s role in the world, through organizations such as NATO, the IMF, and the World Bank - among many others - are deeply harmful to the billions of people living both inside and outside of their imperial core.”
Calling in now Lemmy has a
infestation.
Yeah, my coworkers make fun of me for getting assigned to hexbear. Fuck you, Steven and Joe
Edit: sitcom idea: bumbling FBI agent who has to monitor a dirt bag leftist site. Secretly thinks they're so funny that they don't want to undermine the site and has to navigate their relationship with their handlers and coworkers. Progressively turns into a lefty and embraces that they're LGBT. Sometimes runs into conflict between credible threats of violence and their love for their comrades/sympathy for the motive.
Honestly sounds like good copaganda.
Ew, I sort of wish it wasn't copaganda. Maybe along with liking lefty content, the conflict with coworkers/hiding their findings is that they also begin to question their motivations to be an FBI agent as they find their coworkers harmful and their occupation to be oppressive.
Bit idea: romantic encounter with an attractive person from Langley goes sideways when the attractive person acts like a scratched lib
Yep if you spin it that way it might actually be a good show. A little dark comedy with high stakes drama. Honestly I bet they do loyalty tests all the time to prevent that from happening.
I think there's a place for media portrayal of a person who becomes a law enforcement member to genuinely help people but absolutely can't within the current systems.
Hey, it's me, John, over from lemmygrad. Could you bring us a stack of printer paper the next time you come around? This side of the pentagon has a paper shortage.