xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@ItsSkyDragonz That's what I believe too. I just don't get why anyone would want to censor them. It's probably the most harmless conspiracy theory. It's not like a flat-earther is going to blow up a NASA Museum or something like that.

Imagine blocking an instance because of flat earthers.

@ResidentEvil It's a decentralized social network protocol like ActivityPub but uses keysigning and accounts aren't bounded to a single server. You can post from any instance.

Can people just shut the fuck up about the Nostr drama? If you don't like it, don't use it. If you don't want Nostr users on your TL then block or mute Mostr.

Really the only ones that really care about it just want to fucking raid it because they don't like the culture. God forbid, a right-libertarian echo-chamber exists and /pol/-tards feel the need to raid it and call it their own.

@top Honestly, YouTuber's have shit opinions. They are always virtue signaling $CURRENT_THING on Twitter or even worse, their own videos. Sometimes they like to one up each other on how woke they are. Check out this tweet for example (from an actual gun youtuber)

@top Apparently, he was a huge shill for the jab. He also has posted a bunch of dumb takes like saying that he was glad that he married interracially because that will "help fight racism".

@top That still doesn't make up for excluding his unvaccinated nephew from Thanksgiving.

@beardalaxy @KingKrouch I hate TV sports in general. I don't get the point of watching grown adults play the same game that some kids play during recess. To me it's no different than having televised hide-and-go-seek games.

I brought up American football because unlike baseball (which is also popular in countries like Japan), it's ours. Everyone else associates the word "football" with soccer. Sure, it's filled with ads and more recently, woke propaganda (at least when it comes to the NFL), but it will always be a sport that we can call our own.

I was also going to bring up basketball, but I felt like if I brought that one up, someone was just going to reply with the "American culture" copypasta so I backed off at that.

I've never been to a drive-in movie theater. I only saw one once when we passed by one on a road-trip but it was closed and wasn't showing anything. I think they got phased out because it seemed like even back then, they couldn't show the latest movies, only re-runs and indoor theaters have the advantage of having multiple screens and can show multiple movies at once. Honestly, it wouldn't surprise me if they still have them for independent film festivals.

>or if it isn't a drive-in it'll be displayed on a big blow-up screen at a park and you bring your own blanket and picnic.

I think a local elementary school hosted them and probably still does. I never been to any of them though.