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What the hell, has everyone caught and gone gung-ho on censorship? What the actual f*** is this? How in the hell do you have the balls or ovaries to ban the c

by mc32 2y ago

What the hell, has everyone caught and gone gung-ho on censorship? What the actual f*** is this? How in the hell do you have the balls or ovaries to ban the creator --for something so inane. It's like a highscool supe who gets no respect and will at every chance show you the little power she has in such a classless way. So utterly petty defying belief. I hope those dweebs get voted out pronto. That's an absurd abuse of power. People who trip like that have no business having any power or control.

khazhoux 2y ago
> gung-ho on censorship? What the actual f** is this? Unintenti**l irony
- mc32 2y ago
  I hope that's just a rib. Else, one should be able to tell self control over stamping authority over others. Very few people openly speak their inner monologue, uncensored just releasing their stream of consciousness like a delirious hobo down a stench filled alleyway.
  - beedeebeedee 2y ago
    I speak my "inner monologue" and it is nothing like delirium or stench. Not sure who you are or who you're hanging out with, but better to get the stench out than let it fester.
  - khazhoux 2y ago
    It was funny that you censored yourself, in a comment about censorship, that's all :-)
  - plg94 2y ago
    You did have any opportunity to rewrite your sentence to use any other word than f**, one that did not require self-censoring. Yet you did not. Why?
- the_real_cher 2y ago
  there's a difference between being polite and having your post removed entirely
  - tourmalinetaco 2y ago
    Of course, but it still elicits a reasonable chuckle.
zaptheimpaler 2y ago
Most people haven't gone crazy, the kinds of people on this board are experts in silencing dissent and making it appear that way. I really hope the Python community can hold an open poll or discussion on a forum not controlled by the fascists and force the board to resign.
yarg 2y ago
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- userbinator 2y ago
  It's starting to swing back already, as people are beginning to realise where this ~decade of identity-over-competence is leading us.
  - yarg 2y ago
    I think people are starting to see the long term consequences now; but the problem has been building for decades. You don't get every university across every ostensible democracy banning free speech yet permitting physical violence against 'the far right' over night. You need to subvert and replace the establishment piece by piece. What we're seeing now is what happens when that sort of incompetence starts to impact manufacturing, engineering, production and the training the people in the field. So the whole damned thing is turned on its head; Here's an example: during Covid, the only people who were not purged from the medical establishment were those who adhered to the narrative. That's disturbing - the so called health care system intentionally purged of any person critical enough to question that narrative. And even now that health care system retains the same personal and repeats that same line. (If you really wanna know what the actual numbers look like the only people with numbers that can be trusted are funeral homes and insurance providers.) But right now (in the middle of a health care crisis) some of the most competent doctors, nurses, etc remain unable to work because of mandates for them to undergo an invasive experimental procedure (from some of the least trustworthy companies in the world). (That is to say, any bloody doctor I'd be even remotely inclined to trust with my wellbeing.) Competency purged; 100 flowers pruned. I could go on and on, but I shouldn't, so I won't. Adios.
- yeahwhatever10 2y ago
  Down voting this comment is burying your head in the sand. Censorship has been and will continue to be one the primary political fights of the 20s. They just arrested the Telegram founder a few days ago...
- canadianfella 2y ago
FireBeyond 2y ago
> It's like a highscool supe who gets no respect and will at every chance show you the little power Sayre's Law, effectively, the smaller the stakes the bigger the fights/politics. See also: HOAs, academia.

by mc32 2y ago

khazhoux 2y ago

> gung-ho on censorship? What the actual f** is this? Unintenti**l irony

mc32 2y ago
I hope that's just a rib. Else, one should be able to tell self control over stamping authority over others. Very few people openly speak their inner monologue, uncensored just releasing their stream of consciousness like a delirious hobo down a stench filled alleyway.
- beedeebeedee 2y ago
  I speak my "inner monologue" and it is nothing like delirium or stench. Not sure who you are or who you're hanging out with, but better to get the stench out than let it fester.
- khazhoux 2y ago
  It was funny that you censored yourself, in a comment about censorship, that's all :-)
- plg94 2y ago
  You did have any opportunity to rewrite your sentence to use any other word than f**, one that did not require self-censoring. Yet you did not. Why?
the_real_cher 2y ago
there's a difference between being polite and having your post removed entirely
- tourmalinetaco 2y ago
  Of course, but it still elicits a reasonable chuckle.

zaptheimpaler 2y ago

Most people haven't gone crazy, the kinds of people on this board are experts in silencing dissent and making it appear that way. I really hope the Python community can hold an open poll or discussion on a forum not controlled by the fascists and force the board to resign.

yarg 2y ago

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userbinator 2y ago
It's starting to swing back already, as people are beginning to realise where this ~decade of identity-over-competence is leading us.
- yarg 2y ago
  I think people are starting to see the long term consequences now; but the problem has been building for decades. You don't get every university across every ostensible democracy banning free speech yet permitting physical violence against 'the far right' over night. You need to subvert and replace the establishment piece by piece. What we're seeing now is what happens when that sort of incompetence starts to impact manufacturing, engineering, production and the training the people in the field. So the whole damned thing is turned on its head; Here's an example: during Covid, the only people who were not purged from the medical establishment were those who adhered to the narrative. That's disturbing - the so called health care system intentionally purged of any person critical enough to question that narrative. And even now that health care system retains the same personal and repeats that same line. (If you really wanna know what the actual numbers look like the only people with numbers that can be trusted are funeral homes and insurance providers.) But right now (in the middle of a health care crisis) some of the most competent doctors, nurses, etc remain unable to work because of mandates for them to undergo an invasive experimental procedure (from some of the least trustworthy companies in the world). (That is to say, any bloody doctor I'd be even remotely inclined to trust with my wellbeing.) Competency purged; 100 flowers pruned. I could go on and on, but I shouldn't, so I won't. Adios.
yeahwhatever10 2y ago
Down voting this comment is burying your head in the sand. Censorship has been and will continue to be one the primary political fights of the 20s. They just arrested the Telegram founder a few days ago...
canadianfella 2y ago

FireBeyond 2y ago

> It's like a highscool supe who gets no respect and will at every chance show you the little power Sayre's Law, effectively, the smaller the stakes the bigger the fights/politics. See also: HOAs, academia.