Since Trump, I’m finding the Lemmy.world experience to be increasingly akin to an echo chamber and it’s quite frankly starting to bore me. (Inb4, I’m a left winger and I don’t like Trump, but I’m much more interested in a good spirited debate or novel points of view than I am in Orange man bad Nazi circle jerks)

If I wanted the same repetitive comments to be upvoted and any different opinion at all to be downvoted and even blocked/banned, I’d have just stayed on Reddit.

Are there any instances where different, opposing and novel points of view are celebrated and debated rather than simply derided and downvoted?

  • OlgaAbi@lemmy.ml
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    7 days ago

    I don’t like the state and like the idea of a vanguard party even less and I belive that user to be vanguardist

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        7 days ago

        so you are not a vanguardist?

        or am I wrong about vanguardism being bad?

        please elaborate

        • ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆@lemmy.ml
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          You are wrong about vanguarism being bad because history clear shows that it is the most reliable method for actually combating capitalism. Anarchists refuse to accept this basic reality and continue advocating approaches that have failed time and again for over a century now. It’s quite telling that this ideology exists primarily in the western imperial core.

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            7 days ago

            no, I just think that freedom is more important than defeating capitalism

            I’d rather take my hrt, guns and free speech over a vanguard, sorry

            also see how it has worked in russia, how the soviet union has defeated capitalism and how capitalist western germany was almost economically stronger than the entire ussr (including eastern germany)