Im seeing a lot of things, on some communities. Like they could be nazis or denying the Uighur’s genocide.

What are we talking about exactly.

So pls, explain me like I’m 5 :)

Ty all

Edit : ty all very much for your answers. Morality for me : clearly don’t give a shit sometimes, can help to be mindfull. Basics that’s what I’ve should take care of. Its fediverse. And in bonus they are not fucking naziiiiiii :)

    • humor_me@lemmy.fmhy.mlEnglish
      61·
      1 year ago

      I admit I just glanced those documents, but I’m not seeing parts being pro CCP and DPRK. It appears to be just general socialism and communism ideals… A lot of it being stuff against CCP systems.

      • cakeistheanswer@lemmy.fmhy.mlEnglish
        21·
        1 year ago

        If you go looking you’ll find some fairly robust defenders of both Mao and Stalin to varying degrees of grossness.

        Every server can also read every message, so there’s some of the ideology within the design philosophy too.

      • 0x4E4F@lemmy.fmhy.mlEnglish
        22·
        1 year ago

        Yes, some of them can overreact at time, I’ve seen it first hand, but in general, most of them are generally fairly reasonable people.

        There isn’t anyone to defuse the situation. Most of reddit is US based, thus they don’t like communism, lemmy is made by people with socialist/communist beliefs, thus, things get hairy. It’s not so much the fact that they’re socialists/communists, the problem is mostly the eviliziation that communism received in the US during the cold war. People are scared of them, they were presented as evil in western media. Some things that were done were just wrong and evil, I’ll grant them that, no doubt, but so did the US. A perfect example is MK Ultra. And that’s only the things we know about, imagine how many things we have no idea that happened on both sides.

        My point is, there are evil people and doings everywhere. The ideas behind democracy and communism are both pretty good (ecah one in it’s own way), but let’s face it, some of them were either poorly implemented, ignored or something completely oposite was done.