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you must have missed the posts from hexbear dot net calling him a lib, not just the internet-addled liberal has terrible takes

Latin America has been westernized by continuous economical, cultural, and imperialist influence by the United States (and other global north countries), it doesn’t make sense to think of our countries as some non-Western society, it’s inaccurate and a bad framework to try to change our life. Our religions have been westernized, our mode of production is capitalism, our cultural references are western cultural products, our music is dependent on western notions of what is “good” music. The products that we buy and we sell, that we most value are influenced by westernized perceptions of value.

Yes, there are bubbles, territories, regions, where this is not true, maybe even glimpses in everyday life, but it’s not the case for the vast majority of people living in Latin America. We may not be part of the west in a historical sense, but we are westernized countries living in the world that the West has created for us with violence.

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okay, so, here’s my hottest take…

I feel bad seeing ppb because he looks that way because of hormones/animal farming

Their discussion was two months ago, but the licencing issues have still not been solved.

lmao I’m sorry about the pig shit, you seem like a cool person from your other replies.

Edit: It looks like the license issues has not been solved yet even though the author of postmill reported the issue about two months ago, for more info see here: https://raddle.me/f/fediverse/170274/a-reminder-that-kbin-is-still-violating-the-zlib-license-of

The original post is exaggerating (not all the Kbin code is stolen code), but the Kbin creator used code from a different open source project without any attribution, so for a while it was, to an extent, similar to “stolen code”. Last I checked, the issue was resolved ~amicably, the kbin person provided attribution, and the original creator was satisfied (although I did read her say she was discouraged from continuing her project because she would have appreciated contributions to hers, instead of forking/not attributing).

me when I’m about to vote in the 1988 Chilean national plebiscite:

My comment was just a general remark about something I have often seen mentioned as a Kbin advantage over Lemmy. I didn’t mean to imply you thought that. But I guess that still leaves us with the question of why you feel it has more potential than Lemmy.

It’s been like 2 months since the reddit migration started and kbin still doesn’t have a way to collapse comments. I am confused when people say it has a better UI than Lemmy.