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@eribloodlust if it wasnt something that caused me massive distress, i would not be making this post.

i have actually had better experieces from my facebook *friends* about cw suicide/murder announcements (trans women in the usa dying, not all of us want to know right when it happens).

yes ppl need to be able to reach out to community! but a cw just means that people who actually want to be part of that will be, and others can protect themselves
2/?

i know this is extreme but I'm very strongly considering to leave mastodon over the cw issues. that sucks for me because it was that masto was the only social media i felt ok using. but i cant trust my mostly white euroqueer filter bubble after this. i see peope who demand cw of politics of minoroties or trump news but argue they shouldnt have to hide their grief when they suffer...

suicide is a topic that for me causes severe reaction. 1/?

burn me at the stake, how dare i stand up for my self and ask people to cw

i feel like i cant and wont use masto today, because theres so much neglect for cws regarding a super heavy topic, that its not comfortable for me. im not the only one. we use this platform because these tools are available. i know for me, having the option to only open these posts if i can handle it is something that would make me able to use masto right now...

what if everybody used content warnings for the super heavy shit? please.

"Get your fash on" -- commercial by American clothing company Old Navy from 2005.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZzI7yRcaps

"super high me" should be required watching in secondary schools worldwide. if u have never seen it, do. its on german netflix.

@generica @megfault butttt many good online pubs/blogs arent using rss and it seems less new ones all the time... i wish thooo

@neither @yellowfrog this post contains trivialising bipolar disorder

@lain @rixx feedback wut...? leader/follower means nothing negative to germans **in english** particularly relating to hitler as i assume ur trying to do here

its fucking heavy that the lunchtime conversation at work, after working on software development, is about the war in syria and in palestine, the situations in north africa, how egypt and other countries are hired by europe to police the border... but for me i think its important to hear and important to hear from the people who lived it.

so many of these people are here because they were pro-democracy demonstrators against military dictatorships. they are young people who have such high concern for human rights and for fair government, and i'ts so good to hear their perspectives, as a person from the USA and europe.

So many of my students come from ISIS controlled villages in Syria, or who were policail activists who protestsed Assad and who lost half of their entire families in the war, who were forced to fight for the Assad regime, who went to prison for demonstrating for democracy...

The first thing they all tell me about the war is that the USA created ISIS, created al Queda, and coopted the Arab Spring and the result of their intervention has been utter chaos with no smooth transition of power away from these dictators.

Just wanted to remind y'all that the USA created ISIS and "fighting ISIS" is bullshit empty rhetoric so everything you heard is a lie.

@SarcasmKid @somarasu in ca u need 1 in n out burger and 1 joint every 5 days or ur arrested

@hypolite fucking frontend style and ui framework

is semantic ui bad?

filtering out "oat", never thought i would do that...