Let’s welcome the new moderators of c/politics.

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    Did you even look at their post histories or just add the first people to volunteer?

    One of them is running around this sub right now arguing for the dismantling of public education because they didn’t enjoy highschool

    Edit:

    The top mod started pming me…

    Apparently he just accepted the only people who said they wouldn’t remove disinformation because that would primarily effect “the right”

    Only two did and we chose them, wish we had more not trying to censor the right since some were saying “I’ll remove disinformation and etc.” Which violates one of our policy in giving the right a voice since look disinformation may be bad, but removing them is censorship and our goal is not to reform that echo chamber that was r/politics

    https://i.imgur.com/0Maach1.jpg

    This community is fucked.

    No one is going to become a mod here unless they agree to let people spread propaganda…

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      20 years old, no job, far right and emotional unstable. I think we got the perfect candidate!

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        Although, I am curious what gave you that impression? Same with the emotionally unstable part.

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          I mean you have different opinions and thought processes then the mainstream man, it doesn’t need much more than that

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          “They’re not christofascists, they’re Christian moralists” ^^1 is a disturbingly far right position post Charlottesville, Dobbs, and all the state laws persecuting trans people that have been passed recently.

          I will say, I haven’t seen a moderation level action yet that seems horribly wrong, but I feel like that’s only going to be a matter of time

          ^^1 Paraphrased, not a direct quote

          e; I apparently can’t figure out superscript text

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            The Charlottesville people are largely fascists, but they also don’t have that much influence in American politics. Dobbs is not a fascist position. I personally support abortion access- but there is nothing in the Constitution to protect it. As for state laws persecuting trans people I actually have looked that much into what’s passed, I’ve just seen rhetoric. Can you point me to some of the laws that’re chrisofascist?

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              If you have a table of 10 people, and a Nazi sits down and joins them without them kicking him out, you now have a table with 11 Nazis at it.

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                  Chomsky has some great takes on certain topics. He’s phenomenal at linguistics, and his analysis of propaganda systems in the US is paralleled only by Parenti. Unfortunately, he also holds some contradictory viewpoints to what he espouses. You cannot tolerate intolerance. Period. Having a different view is not the same as being a Nazi. It’s not merely a difference of opinion. Your right to free speech stops where my face begins. You don’t have the right to advocate for my murder, as they did in Charlottesville, and accepting that as an opinion would mean inherently abandoning the belief that human rights are universal.

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                    I disagree. You can oppose a murder without murdering them. In the same way, those who oppose certain rights of others must be opposed but not persecuted, not only because they’d become a martyr- but because even though I strongly disagree their beliefs and in my opinion are clearly wrong that doesn’t exactly matter to whether I can talk to them about programming over lunch.

                    Your right to free speech stops where my face begins.

                    What does this mean?

                    and accepting that as an opinion would mean inherently abandoning the belief that human rights are universal.

                    An opinion can be disgusting and abhorrent and still be an any opinion. Nazism clearly is an opinion- an abhorrent opinion that rejects human life and human rights, yet still an opinion. Just like someone can have an opinion that murdering as many people as possible is good.

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              The Charlottesville people are largely fascists

              They were all fascists, and everything else you said is, at best, so deeply ignorant that I don’t think I’ve got the time or mental energy to point out how dumb and dangerous this refusal to see what should be obvious to everyone is. I strongly encourage you to step down as a moderator of this community and strongly encourage anyone who approved your being made a mod to do the same.

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                They were all fascists

                Every single one there? I do not think you could possibly know that.

                dumb and dangerous this refusal to see what should be obvious to everyone is.

                Ironically what I said in my mod application is:

                “I fully accept that people can and do hold opposing opinions to me, yet might be smarter, more informed, or more moral than me. I may still disagree with them but being wrong isn’t evil.”

                Do you think I(or anyone) could disagree with you on anything without you automatically assuming they are less informed, stupider, or evil?

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                  Every single one there? I do not think you could possibly know that.

                  The counterprotesters weren’t. If you’re marching and nazis show up to march with you and you don’t drive them off or leave yourself, you’re ok marching with nazis. The term for someone who is ok marching with nazis is “a nazi.”

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                    So the German Communist Party were Nazis?

                    After the Nazi electoral breakthrough in the 1930 Reichstag election, the SPD proposed a renewed united front with the KPD against fascism but this was rejected.[25]

                    In the early 1930s, the KPD cooperated with the Nazis in attacking the social democrats, and both sought to destroy the liberal democracy of the Weimar Republic.[26] They also followed an increasingly nationalist course, trying to appeal to nationalist-leaning workers.[4][27]

                    In 1931, the party reported a membership of 200,000.[28]

                    The KPD leadership initially first criticised but then supported the 1931 Prussian Landtag referendum, an unsuccessful attempt launched by the far-right Stahlhelm to bring down the social democrat state government of Prussia by means of a plebiscite; the KPD referred to the SA as “working people’s comrades” during this campaign.[29]

                    In this period, while also opposed to the Nazis, the KPD regarded the Nazi Party as a less sophisticated and thus less dangerous fascist party than the SPD, and KPD leader Ernst Thälmann declared that “some Nazi trees must not be allowed to overshadow a forest [of social democrats]”.[30] In February 1932, Thälmann argued that “Hitler must come to power first, then the requirements for a revolutionary crisis [will] arrive more quickly”. In November 1932, the KPD and the Nazis worked together in the Berlin transport workers’ strike.

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              The Charlottesville people are largely fascists, but they also don’t have that much influence in American politics.

              The president at the time called them “very fine people” because he was scared of alienating them.

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                I think he more likely believed there were some non-nazis in the group seeing as he in the same quote said I condemn neo-nazis and white supremacists dozens of times

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                    I mean, none of us can speak to what someone else believes. I don’t think Trump puts that much thought into what he says to intentionally not say something to avoid alienating voters.

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              The constitution itself protects it. It’s called penumbral reasoning.

              The idea that we set up a limited government that could also come into people’s homes and legislate family planning decisions is absurd to the point of stupidity.

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                I agree there an many unenumerated rights, but I understand the argument that there is nothing indicating that the is any more protected than bodily autonomy when it comes to drugs, or how you raise your children, etc. But, I am of the belief that drug use and abortion could definitely be considered protected rights. I just understand the perspective of those who disagree.

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          https://lemmy.world/comment/1093566

          Yeah I guess. I’ve only been able to get internships- good internships. But I’ve never been able to get a real job

          Maybe I misinterpreted that.

          What’s with all the comments about closing public schools and calling clearly fascist movements as “christian moralists”.

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            I see you are a @aidan fan. Here is the thing, we all will have different interpretations of political viewpoints. This isn’t a open forum for only progressives, conservatives, liberals, moderates, or whatever, it is a shared forum open to different perspectives. You don’t have to agree or disagree with anyone’s points, but we are one community and everyone’s voice can be heard (as long as it doesn’t violate the rules or lemmy.world TOS). That is why having aiden is a great asset to the team. Moderators are rarely liked, but we value his commitment to growing the community and providing insight and perspective.

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              Exactly what I wanted to hear.

              I hope this place stays open-minded and free to discuss different viewpoints. Even if I don’t agree with certain views of one member of the mod team, I’m ok with that. As long as it doesn’t influence who can post their opinion.

              Thanks for your comment and…

              well, we’ll see in the future.

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            Currently working a good internship. Also, talk about stalking!

            Edit: I also never advocated closing public schools. I advocated making them voluntary.

            Edit 2: I have also been offered a few jobs but are not feasible for me since I want to live near my partner.

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              I wouldn’t consider it stalking but a background-check.

              This community could (/will) become the biggest political forum on the web. Wouldn’t you want to know who moderates it?

              You can go through my post history, nothing to hide. I don’t consider it stalking but a feature.

              We will follow your journey with great interest.

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                I wouldn’t consider it stalking but a background-check.

                And why does dissent automatically fail the background check in your book?

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                Of course you’re free to, it’s just I’d argue a rude thing to do to instead of judging someones actions you criticized them for being vulnerable in a completely different context days ago.

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              It’s a traditional right wing position to defund public schools. Right now : ‘House Republicans want to cut Title I funding by 80%’

              If you don’t know, title 1 funding is money for the poorest public schools. The money is often used for nutrition programs, resource educators, special education teachers and Education assistants.

              I think you might be too young and inexperienced to be an unbiased moderator.

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                It’s a traditional right wing position to defund public schools.

                Largely yes.

                I think you might be too young and inexperienced to be an unbiased moderator.

                Judge based on action, you very clearly broke rule 3 to insult me because I disagreed with you on this exact issue. You then said I should be removed from being a moderator, not because of an action but because I disagreed on this issue. I’m sorry idk what to tell you other than watch the modlogs.

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      thank you for pointing this out. guess i’ll be unsubscribing and looking for another politics community to join.

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        No, it’s worse…

        The top mode just pm’ed me saying he only accepted people who said they wouldn’t remove disinformation.

        Because that would mean more conservative comments got removed, and apparently that’s biased and not what this sub is for.

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          Since misinformation is allowed, well, Lemmygrad is right there and I’m certain there’s some choice tankie misinfo.

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      Also, one thing that’s great about lemmy is the public modlog- I think its valuable for a community to be able see mod abuse and call it out.

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      Thanks for the report, and it doesn’t seem any noteworthy that would affect his status as moderator. If he does something like using his powers or status then I’ll take action against him.

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        Thanks for not answering my question:

        Did you even look at their post histories or just add the first people to volunteer?

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          While I’m not sure if you’re accurately portraying their position (i havent seen this myself), you have a point with this question that I’d also like an answer to.

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            i havent seen this myself

            Feel free to take a look.

            https://lemmy.world/u/aidan

            There’s also claiming Hunter Biden’s cocaine was found in the White House, and pretend ignorance that christofascism is even a thing, and just in general defending anything shitty republican do or say.

            There’s lots of other /politics on Lemmy tho, so it’s not as bad as when this happened on reddit. Plenty of options besides this one.

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              pretend ignorance that christofascism is even a thing

              That sort of duplicity is not something anyone should want in a mod. I’ve seen mods on reddit pretend that a guy literally spouting nazi slogans was just fine because he translated them into English first.

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                Hate speech, slurs, and abusive language are banned under rule 6. I’m not intending to set any rules, but I will enforce them.

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                  I suppose we’ll see how that shakes out in reality. You’re already aware that I and others have doubts.

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                    It’s good to be skeptical of anyone who could censor important and controversial topics.

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              There’s also claiming Hunter Biden’s cocaine was found in the White House

              No. I said that is the argument of some republicans.

              and pretend ignorance that christofascism is even a thing

              No, I was wondering how the user I was replying to defined it- because from online discussions I’ve been on in the past everyone defines fascism differently.

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                Well, now’s your chance to set the record straight and clear things up by confronting the issues directly:

                Is it your belief that Hunter Biden’s cocaine was found in the White House?

                Is christofascism a thing?

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                  Is it your belief that Hunter Biden’s cocaine was found in the White House?

                  No probably not, I haven’t looked into it too much- but I saw people on here saying it was in the tourist area.

                  Is christofascism a thing?

                  Fascism can enforce an interpretation of Christianity- yes.

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                    Fascism can enforce an interpretation of Christianity- yes.

                    Do you believe that christofascist ideology holds influence in American politics?

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          Might be wise to add an age and education attainment requirement to be a moderator. I’m probably in the minority here but I appreciated the mods at r/politics. Mind you I’ve been temporarily-banned a few times from that sub, justifiably so (usually for stooping to the level of the uncivil). They were generally fair and didn’t seem to exploit their positions from what I experienced in ten years there.

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            It’s just too ironic that people left reddit because spez didn’t understand how hard modding is…

            And Lemmy is full of communities were the mods have no idea what they’re doing, they just signed up a couple days earlier than everyone else.

            Especially without established mod tools/bots like reddit had. It’s going to be a shitshow.

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            How would education attainment be verified- and how could that seen as anything but alienating the working class. Also, what would be a good minimum age*?

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                True, I will talk to other mods about adding mandatory ID checking and notarized doctorate verification(probably by mail). /s

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          So, I won’t admit to anyone else but aidan, but I looked at aidans and he seemed fine, while his opinion on schooling I may not agree with at all, doesn’t mean it should affect his status as to be moderator, as both of us agreed, he was part of our 2 pick we need.

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            So, I won’t admit to anyone else but aidan, but I looked at aidans and he seemed fine

            That’s the problem…

            You look at that kid’s account history and think there isnt an issue.

            It doesn’t make anyone think better of him, it made us all realize you’re likely just as bad.

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      One of them is running around this sub right now arguing for the dismantling of public education because they didn’t enjoy highschool

      There’s a bit more to it than that, but yeah. The part you missed though is that I never advocated dismantling it- I advocated it being voluntary.

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            I’d give it another 10 years or so. I’m not trying to belittle you, but thinking back to how I was at 20, I would’ve done a poor job. Maybe you’re more mature than I was at that age but some of your comments suggest otherwise. Good luck.

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              I think maturity is very contextual. And depends how you define maturity. My profesional life has been fairly mature, whereas my attachment to others isn’t as much. But, I honestly, don’t understand your intention in saying that other than to belittle or dismiss. Also, so I can learn can you point out where I was immature- and how I could’ve improved me response?

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                Maturity is an expression of experience and at 20 you have a limited amount of experience. For example you’re still very close in terms of years to your schooldays and your experience of that leads to you calling school “false imprisonment” which is a terribly immature take imo.

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                  I mean, there are plenty of much older people who have spent much more time in schools than me who have same conclusion. Deschooling/Unschooling is an existing philosophy, you don’t have to think it’s credible, but it’s not like only some random 20 year olds and younger believe in it.

                  20 you have a limited amount of experience.

                  Of course, but I also likely have very different experiences than you, so I think I could more aptly speak to my own experiences.

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        Here is the context.

        If we go private schools I will fully be unable to afford to live with my family in this country. If I start seeing this pushed for I am burning down private schools in the dead of night. They want us broke and dead and to have no choice. Society is supposed to help people live easier. This is absolute bullshit and nefarious.

        User adien: ‘Private in this context means charter, which is still state funded. Furthermore with more market share there would be enough demand for affordable private schools, as seen in India where government schools are infamous.’

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            More market share, means more charter schools. You’ve already explained yourself well enough. According to you 4th graders should just go to work and they’re ready to make decisions affecting their future because you hated your experience in school.

            Actually you should blame your state, I assume Nevada, for forcing you to stay in school to the age of 18 instead of the public school you wish to replace with charter schools. Why didn’t your parents take you out and homeschool you anyway? Why don’t you blame them half as much as you blame the cruel teachers.

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              More market share, means more charter schools.

              No, when I talked about increased market competition I didn’t mean charter schools. I imagine the government would have a fixed rate per student for charter schools. I was talking about prices could go down in parent paid private schools.

              According to you 4th graders should just go to work

              I said if the intention of school is to provide basic knowledge and if a child can demonstrate basic knowledge then they should be allowed to leave schooling.

              they’re ready to make decisions affecting their future because you hated your experience in school.

              You are starting to sound a little transphobic- but regardless, a child better knows what they want than a legislature who has never met them.

              Actually you should blame your state, I assume Nevada,

              Incorrect, why do you assume Nevada? And, I do blame the state government- hence why I want to change the law, which currently has significant influence from the teacher’s union which I suspect had something to do with the law being passed.

              public school you wish to replace with charter schools.

              I never advocated abolishing all public schools, I don’t think I even explicitly said charter schools were better. I personally am not sure, I think a different model for schooling completely is better. I was just disagreeing with fearmongering about them.

              Why didn’t your parents take you out and homeschool you anyway?

              They had jobs? And, the state regulations for homeschooling still placed a burden.

              Why don’t you blame them half as much as you blame the cruel teachers.

              I don’t blame individual teachers, I blame the law- and the people who continue to advocate enforcing it.

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                I can’t imagine a more contentious, biased moderator.

                You blame the state for not funding more charter schools, which is a convoluted way of saying defund public schools.

                You blame your parents for not homeschooling you, because they had to work. You yourself would rather just work. Think about it a little. Would you be able to pull your kids out of school, homeschool them if you are busy working? Or would you send your kids directly to work at the age of 10? Would you like the state to rewrite child labor laws?

                You blame the state legislators? This is the first time in our serval day long conversation that you mentioned legislators. You previously solely mentioned teachers, your school ect.

                Perhaps you should petition your legislators instead of pointlessly arguing with random internet strangers.

                I am a public school teacher. I am an educator. My job is helping young children gain life skills in the hope that they will be successful in life. I am only interested in solutions to problems. I don’t see how any of your suggestions lead towards solutions.

                Go try to make a positive contribution. You are just complaining that your experience in highschool sucked. ‘Things should be different.’ That’s all I’ve heard from you. How are you going to make things different? Will it be better for all of us or does your solution only benefit your circumstances?

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                  I can’t imagine a more contentious, biased moderator.

                  I can think of at least one, XD.

                  Cause and effect doesn’t imply guilt. I am extremely privileged to have the parents I have.

                  Perhaps you should petition your legislators instead of pointlessly arguing with random internet strangers.

                  Sorry, but that’s exactly why this community exists, not necessarily only for pointless argument but for pointless discussion too. You are engaging in it just as much as me- and calling me biased for having an opinion you disagree with. Everyone is biased, including you, the issue is when bias influences decision making- check the modlogs and call it out if it does.

                  I am only interested in solutions to problems.

                  You and most people reject it is a problem, I am advocating it is.

                  Go try to make a positive contribution. You are just complaining that your experience in highschool sucked. ‘Things should be different.’ That’s all I’ve heard from you. How are you going to make things different? Will it be better for all of us or does your solution only benefit your circumstances?

                  I have a lot of problems with a lot of things. I am not virtuous enough to dedicate my life to solving all of them. I can still complain about them on the internet just as you do.