And it seems karmacourt will be the first to posit that the fediverse is worth “putting in its place”, going by the upvotes in such an empty community that probably discourages those kinds of suits.
Just looked at OP’s recent post history, and they seem to be concern trolling about if “transracial” identities will be covered under Feddit.uk’s transphobia guidelines. https://lemmy.wtf/post/22009472/14897093
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Just looked at OP’s recent post history, and they seem to be concern trolling about if “transracial” identities will be covered under Feddit.uk’s transphobia guidelines. https://lemmy.wtf/post/22009472/14897093
It’s not concern trolling simply to ask. I was asking based on the fact they mentioned rushing through the process as they were short on time.
Right, and those buckets of cat litter surely are for furry students, right?! It’s not concern trolling if I’m simply asking questions.
An honest question is an honest question no matter how stupid it might sound.
Not if it’s someone parroting absolutely assinine propaganda. At some point, you have to ask yourself what things should be believed.