I think a little clarification is needed. No. I don’t actually think everyone there is insane. I don’t care about the bans so stop trying to use that. HB enthusiasts coming here and trying to call me out achieves nothing besides proving my point

Edit: Feel free to keep trying to brigade me. It’s not going to scare me to take this down

  • would_be_appreciated@lemmy.mlEnglish
    2·
    3 months ago

    But, perhaps the part I like most is the struggle sessions. The entire community will heavily focus on a current topic, then hash it out with good faith discussion.

    I’ve never seen this - not just from that instance, but literally anywhere on the internet, even back in the forum or bb days. But I’ve been looking for something like that for years, and I’d be interested. Do you know of any specific examples of this happening?

    • SirDerpy@lemmy.world
      34·
      3 months ago

      The best example I’ve experienced online is hexbear’s process to derive forum ruleset with respect to their minority of GLBTQ+. The consensus was that many understood and that those that did not would follow in faith, assuming that they would soon understand. The second best online example was the GME subreddits’ cultural response to initial scaling. The consensus was that each should individually choose and the collective’s purpose was to educate, this strengthening individual wisdom.

      But, my guidance would be to first pursue such things in real life. A leftist’s best work is almost always grassroots local.

    • LarmyOfLone@lemm.ee
      13·
      3 months ago

      I also haven’t seen this but it seems to make fun of the authoritarian excesses in Mao’s China (struggle session).

      The Three Body Problem show features this, leading a character to go mad and wanting to destroy humanity.

      The funny thing is that this post is sort of a struggle session, an attempt to build consensus against socialists.