Perhaps they may come here and learn about and socialize with others who hold mutual views which the liberal faux left exclude (revolution, Russia, pragmatic material progress as opposed to performative optics and left aesthetics, etc…)
I find lemmy.ml instance acts as a good middle ground where people from the mainstream are relatively comfortable, and we can engage them and help educate. I like Lemmygrad being an explicit ML instance where we don’t constantly have to debate the merits of communism.
Perhaps they may come here and learn about and socialize with others who hold mutual views which the liberal faux left exclude (revolution, Russia, pragmatic material progress as opposed to performative optics and left aesthetics, etc…)
I find lemmy.ml instance acts as a good middle ground where people from the mainstream are relatively comfortable, and we can engage them and help educate. I like Lemmygrad being an explicit ML instance where we don’t constantly have to debate the merits of communism.
Biggest problem is that the lib instances are basically immediately blocking us as soon as they’re created