Edit: Oops, it is /r/Tennessee, not /r/ProgressiveHQ

A screenshot of a poster on Reddit /r/Tennessee trying to post about the election, and a mod removing the post while not really pretending there's a good reason to remove it
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[+] -16 points 10 months ago (2 children)

Same with Lemmy but in reverse…

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  • [–] 4 points 10 months ago

    Structurally, I don't think anything is stopping a conservative safe space community from being spun up on one of the more neutral instances. But if conservatives have mainstream safe spaces already on x, Facebook, reddit, and smaller more extreme places like patriot.win, why would they come to lemmy?

    "Conservative" can mean a really wide variety of things to people who identify that way. Like the other reply to you, I am not sad there aren't lemmy communities dedicated to celebrating bad things happening to brown or non-Christian people. But it does seem like a hole to be missing discussions of fiscal responsibility (actual responsibility, not the "two Santas" scam) or how to effectively increase the proportion of children in two-parent households (actual increase, not the "redirect welfare money from poor people to middle-class marriage counseling").

    US conservatism broadly used to have policy pieces I agreed with, but the fake implementation in the times and places they have had power has made me really disillusioned.

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