DessertStorms
@DessertStorms@kbin.social
- Comment on Nick Offerman Slams ‘Homophobic Hate’ Against His ‘The Last of Us’ Episode: ‘It’s Not a Gay Story. It’s a Love Story, You A–hole!’ 8 months ago:
Yeah, there's nothing wrong with something being a gay story, you shouldn't have to erase that in order to normalise it to those who will never accept it as normal anyway (I'm sure he means well, but I think it's important to make these observations).
- Comment on Meet the 74-year-old and his daughter running one of the U.K.'s fastest growing TV channels - by hand 9 months ago:
Aaaaaaand there (((it))) is
fuck off antisemite.
- Comment on Meet the 74-year-old and his daughter running one of the U.K.'s fastest growing TV channels - by hand 9 months ago:
Lol, the political messaging going over your head doesn't mean it isn't there, these old films are absolutely full of them..
- Comment on Meet the 74-year-old and his daughter running one of the U.K.'s fastest growing TV channels - by hand 9 months ago:
I probably watch a movie or two a week at least on there, had no idea it was a family run project!
Not sure you can watch outside the UK, but if you don't want to vpn it, you can at least read the listings and perhaps find a copy of a film that interests you to watch elsewhere:
https://talkingpicturestv.co.uk/schedule/
https://www.tptvencore.co.uk/ - Comment on Doesn't each community being local to each instance split the audience? 11 months ago:
First challenge is to find out, what such communities could even be named. My search-fu is weak so I might only find one such community, but there are others, bigger ones. How could I find them?
Ask.
If you found one you've found people who would know about others.
If you've found none, almost every instance now has an askkbin/asklemmy/askwhatever, and someone there will know.Intuitively I would definitely want to join the biggest
both you and OP (and so so many others who are used to reddit, and capitalism in general, but I digress) seem fixated on constant growth, and more on the size of the community, than the quality of it. I think that's probably an issue you need to resolve with yourselves, rather than try to apply it to something like the fediverse.