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Fitik

@Fitik@fedia.io

Hello! That's my main mbin account, my alt is https://kbin.earth/u/Fitik

I'm just a regular person from Israel🇮🇱, a queer, and a #Fediverse enthusiast! I'm a liberal

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:D (I'm using my phone)

Fitik,
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I know it is the main political discourse, and yes I know how many attention it gets
But I don't see much attention to it outside of the political circles neither on Twitter or on Reddit outside of a few specific exceptions

Fitik,
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Even if genocide happens as you say, I don't see any attention to other genocides in the world on there, only to this specific war

Fitik,
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I said in the reply that I tried, I have a separate non political account and I tried to do it on it, and it haven't worked, I still seen a lot of discuss relating to it on completely apolitical communities

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Hmm, actually now that you say it, it may be the actual reason, sounds pretty logical to me, even tho I do think (most?) Mod actions do get federated.

Fitik,
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I am talking about apolitical communities, or those that are supposed to be apolitical at least, i apologize if I haven't made it clear enough in my original thread.

Fitik,
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On social media I usually have 2 accounts
1 political and 1 apolitical one, with different following and interactions in general.
On my apolitical accounts even if I got such content in first week or two when everyone were talking about it I stopped getting it on my feeds since then.

One of commenters pointed that it might be a problem with mod actions federating then, even tho I'm not sure if that's the reason.

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I completely understand it and your point is valid.
However, I was talking about communities unrelated to it, I am not even apolitical myself, I say so because I usually have 2 separate accounts for interacting with political content and non political one, but when I tried to do it on Threadiverse - I failed.

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Actually, suprisingly, maybe not "enforced" but it does have a lot of vibrant and different communities not related to politics.

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Lemmy wasn't as popular back and even tho it had it's share of users, I wasn't on it, so I can't really say how it was on Lemmy

I have seen discussions about Russia-Ukrainian but I haven't seen them at all outside of the political communities on Lemmy, and they seem limited to certain communities.

And is it the most recent world event?

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That's what I thought too, I mentioned in this reply that it was like that everywhere when the war have just started and when the Israel started to respond
https://fedia.io/m/asklemmy@lemmy.world/t/433028/-/comment/2729986
However, it has been 59 days since the war start already and I don't see any less talking about this issues, unlike in other social media where it is limited to the political communities.

And thanks for the thoughtful and full response, it might be one of the best explanations I got in those replies, pretty well written.

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Can we switch accounts please?/s
Actually in one of the replies a person mentioned that it might be because of the mod actions not federating properly to kbin/mbin, and it's actually sounds as a logical reason, especially if you say that you haven't seen what I'm describing.

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I know, I am completely not surprised by them, I am talking specifically about communities with zero relation to politics, to Israel or to Palestine. I apologize if I haven't made it clear enough in my original post

Fitik,
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Damn really? I don't see NSFW content at all, very wierd.

Fitik,
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I know it is, however I'm talking about communities that have no relation with politics, news, Israel or Palestine

Fitik,
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Western propoganda? I'm surprised you're on kbin and not on lemmygrad

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Are you stalking my profile now lol?

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Not really, there's a lot of propoganda online so it's completely understandable to me

I do find it concerning tho when a person first says that I should stop saying "bullshit" and then goes on as far to stalk my profile for my past posts

What is the deal with Palestine and Hamas?

For mental health reasons, I had taken myself out of most political topics. But lately there seems to be a surge of talk about Palestine and Hamas (forgive me if I spelled this wrong). I do know it’s something to do with land rights, but it also seems to be so much more at the same time. I’m not trying to start any fights. I...

Fitik,
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As Israeli - Very good explanation indeed, thanks! I would mention a few things like Israeli Arabs and that not all Jews are from Europe and most are actually Mizrahi Jews(Come from Arab countries), but well written explanation overall

Fitik, (edited )
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I can already see all upvotes and downvotes on mbin(kbin fork) so it's not really that private

There are all upvotes of your post for example - https://fedia.io/m/privacyguides@lemmy.one/t/395044/If-you-can-create-a-Lemmy-instance-and-federate-you/favourites

Fitik, (edited )
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What your source for 60-70? All other sources I seen say much more
At least 1000 Hamas terrorist were killed inside of Israel (Those who infiltered at 7th of October) according to the same (Pro-Palestinian biased) source that the OP used

Fitik, (edited )
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slain 60-odd senior and mid-level Hamas leaders

Seems like a lot to me, and it doesn't mention the amount of regular (low level) fighters

The online hate and conspiracies driving a new wave of antisemitism | Ben Judah (www.independent.co.uk)

There has been widespread condemnation of the antisemitism that has followed Hamas’s deadly attack on Israel and the subsequent bombing of Gaza. But the slurs have little to do with Jewish people; instead, they expose Western society as weak, polarised and poisoned by non-stop social media shares and comments, argues Ben Judah

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