Context can make a big difference
Before anyone takes this too seriously, yes of course men can wear nail polish too.
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Before anyone takes this too seriously, yes of course men can wear nail polish too.
Ah yes, the two genders: Women and Germans
Excuse me?! Are you a germophobe?
What do german women mean?
Why not both?
Wow, this one is dark. Sophie's choice level dark
It needs some polishing then
I feel like there’s too much “lol nazi atrocities are funny lighten up” as doorways to openly accepting nazism these days to be posting this as an “I’m so edgy” joke.
Both cases are always met with “learn to take a joke,” so which case are we dealing with here? Seeing as lemmy is supposedly strongly communist, I’m surprised, honestly.
Learn to take a joke.
-- Sincerely, a radical communist
More that they're extremely unfunny 12 year old tier memes
Judging by the post votes, either that's just your opinion and doesn't reflect on the majority, or lemmy has way more 12 year olds than I thought.
It's only kids that usually post ww2 related stuff and wannabe edgy teen kids are hardcore communists who have never really struggled like the people under communism so I would probably chalk it up to that
(Lemmy is full of Communists from what I've seen)
I thought lemmy was more anarchist left tbf
Could be, you're probably right but they give off similar vibes
We've got a good mix of both really
damn, the red scare is still strong with you
Not American lol, it's just fucking obvious
TDLR: you are part of the feels over reals camp, got it.
Yes, it is. But I always thought those were the ones pearl clutching at edgy jokes, specially nazi related.
You might have to elaborate further for me I thought that's what I implied
I do love edgy jokes but it's really hijacked by kill da furies + little dark age ww2 edit (trademark) shiveringly cringe
lemmy.ml is communist, the rest is mostly left-leaning, that I've seen
Hexbear is straight tankies, wtf lol
They probably also have queer ones.
Though … I only referenced their official instance descriptions, not how their users actually behave or position themselves.