Good point, and I can't always be right, I know. If I suspect someone is a real person I almost always treat them with respect because, as you say, we need to mend the fabric.

I think I'm doing more good than harm because even if I get it wrong, I'm highlighting the issue. If someone sees me call out suspected disinformation, maybe they'll think more critically.

At the end of the day, I dislike doing it, but I think its the right thing to do.

That joke is apauling

I appreciate your comment, and I agree with most of it. But ultimately, I think its critical to call out disinformation from the Kremlin.

I know that sometimes I'll get it wrong, and I regret that, but even then it calls attention to the issue I'm addressing.

I have no I'll will towards the average Russian, many of them are good people, I know because I've met a lot of them. If they, or Belorussians etc. are upset by my vitriol, they should stop and ask themselves why I'm angry.

The Kremlin is fucking with democracies around the world, theyre waging a vultural war that targets the fabric of societies. I hate them for that. If someone is offended but doesn't care to understand why I'm angry, they can eat shit.

More irresponsible than Nissan Altima or Dodge Ram owners isn't easy

I wonder how many good, reasonable people have checked out Lemmy and seen all the CCP/Kremlin propaganda then just left.

Traitorous sexual predator.

Of course, a bodyguard will obviously be a master tactician with unrivaled logistics management capabilities. The Kremlin's forces will be thrilled when he shows up and starts giving orders.

In other words, Putin has almost nobody left he can actually trust, so he's putting incompetent people in charge of critical functions.

Lemmy.ml is a cancer on the Fediverse. If we want it to survive, we need to cut it off.

"You better watch out!!! We're getting our military crushed, and if you join in we'll get our military even more crushed by you!"

I just ignore any new Google service these days. Unreliability isn't even as much of a concern as privacy.

After so many positive experiences with the charming and wholesome company Meta, now this completely out of the blue...