Closeted queer kids with bigoted parents need online safe spaces.
Also Stallman is against using Rust in the Kernel
But you're saying it would have good consequences for society if someone with no hope in life used what time they have left to do something big to a bad person. You should be careful about saying things like that online. Someone might do it because of what you said.
Encouraging mentally ill people to assassinate politicians is encouraging suicide.
Bit more tiddy than I remember
What if a suicidal person is browsing Lemmy and takes your words to heart?
It's never okay to commit suicide, even to prevent fascism. You shouldn't tell people it's okay either, don't you care about your fellow Lemmy users?
Doing a Luigi and going to prison for life would be the same as committing suicide. Don't commit suicide.
Please don't throw your life away by resisting fascism too hard. Don't do anything to make them target you. Choose nonviolence so you can stay alive.
If you think seeing a fictional idiot engage in a farcical caricature of bigotry is offensive, I've got a movie you should steer clear of. It's called Jojo Rabbit. It's got a lot of really silly Nazis saying horrible things about Jews, and they all get blown up at the end by the Allies. You'd hate it.
No, you idiot. AI is HAL 9000 from A Space Odyssey. I watched a science fiction movie and that means I'm smart. ChatGPT can't be AI because AI isn't real. Get your fancy computer science education out of here /s
I'm glad that people can't hide behind a face anymore. In the old times, and this still happens in some places, people will get away with abuse because they're good at using their faces to manipulate people. Preachers, community leaders. They used body language to win people's trust and gain positions of power to abuse people, especially children.
On the internet, people have to be more honest. Video chat is unpopular, so most people are only using words to communicate. Sometimes voice. You're looking straight at someone's soul with less distraction from the physical plane. It's safer.
I wouldn't trust a guy who I've only ever met in the flesh. Ugh, creepy.