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Call in China to end English's core status sparks debate (www.dw.com)
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[–] 1 point 18 hours ago (2 children)

Yeah, obsessed with scrolling Lemmy. But if that’s really the case, how do you explain the fact that since your second-to-last reply, you haven’t posted anything except replies to me? Babe, didn’t you use to love writing your little essays? What’s wrong—run out of talent now?

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  • [–] 1 point 17 hours ago (1 child)

    no replies that you can see. not all of my comments, and none of my posts, federate to untrusted public instances like yours. the majority of them are on proper FAF instances in communities that you will never be allowed to even see, let alone take part in.

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  • [–] 1 point 49 minutes ago

    "Proper FAF instances"? Cute. Sounds less like anarchism and more like a micro-government with better branding.

    Anarchism isn’t “no rules”; it’s no unaccountable rulers. Secret rules, unrecallable admins, no appeals? That’s not a flotilla—that’s a tiny state.

    Public instances aren’t “untrusted”; they’re windows. You’re not protecting a movement—you’re hiding a clique that can’t survive being seen.

    Why avoid public instances? Because your “movement for all humanity” dies the moment humanity can see it. A revolution hiding from the public is just a clique in the dark.

    Dazai at least admitted he joined the illegal party for the thrill. You just wear “you’re not allowed to see” as a personality.

    Ask Makhno where the money came from. Ask what followed. Oh right—expropriation and hunger. Your “proper” club has the same vibe: self-righteous, unaccountable, allergic to daylight.

    Enjoy your proper little club. Your superiority is very convincing—to the five people already in the room.

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