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Yes it is. I'm sorry your too narrow-minded to understand that.

Good can be nice. This is just him personally and shouldn't be seen as a guideline on how to be good.

Dang. I wish I could see what this said.

I don’t even really believe that software licenses are inherently political.

Lol. I don't think you know what political means.

Even if they reneged on everything, I still wouldn't go back. The problem with Reddit at this point is the quality of its users. It's next to impossible to find any kind of legitimate discussion because everything is buried under reddit-comedy and virtue signaling. Most of the major subreddits have just become political tools for their mods. It scares me thinking how curated the posts are there.

You're using it.

Dang. I wish we could have moderators that just removed trolls instead of people with opposing views.

But they are allowed to do what they want. I'm just talking about having a Lemmy instance with moderators like I described.

While personnel losses can be debated, there is no debating that Russia is losing territory.

You raise really good points, but I'm also not seeing much information to support the idea that Russia is doing well in the conflict. It looks like the Ukrainian outlets are more reliable than the Russian ones, judging by how Ukraine actually is taking back territory and Russians are losing it.

I think that there's a significant amount of propaganda and distortion so the West keeps funneling equipment to Ukraine. I also think that the equipment Ukraine is getting is doing better than most people have predicted.

Where are you seeing these signs?

Yes.

That's not entirely true. It's possible to have a benevolent authoritarian government and an oppressive democratic one.