Seven million 'No Kings' protesters
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Seven million 'No Kings' protesters.
Zero police officers attacked.
Zero police officers killed.
Zero police officers hospitalized. -
Seven million 'No Kings' protesters.
Zero police officers attacked.
Zero police officers killed.
Zero police officers hospitalized.@covie_93 @tchambers In my area (Italy) we have a right-wing government as well. Not so rigid as Trump is, but our prime minister is in favor of him. Well, here we have many assholes (let's call them with their names) which ruin monuments, shops, police officers are wounded, so they take the chance to belittle pacific movements. I refer to pro-gaza events for example. I heard about #NoKing here on #fediverse as some italian media started mentioning it today.
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Seven million 'No Kings' protesters.
Zero police officers attacked.
Zero police officers killed.
Zero police officers hospitalized.@covie_93 @tchambers If they managed to move in 7 mln people with no gun, in a country like US where the stereotype is "they share guns like candies", I think the No King movement should be taken as an example. Violent and destructive people cannot be called activists in any way possible. Any cause they are supporting.
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I don't really think social media actually makes people more social in real life and federated platforms are pretty much the same.
Also here's a few interesting related things I've seen:
The Internet is Worse Than Ever – Now What? | Kurzgesagt Lemmy is making me depressedI also remember reading once that many tech execs don't let their kids use social media or phones.
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@jay @internetarchive good luck!
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"Pianificare l'abbandono"... Fa sembrare la cosa diversa da "alzarsi dalla tazza del cesso"
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@evan @internetarchive Thanks for your info, Evan. My main concern is I notice the WayBackMachine has a copy of my websites in 2025, as recent as July, although I denied bots in 2024 or 2023 for all of my domains. I don't believe many companies are adhering to "robots.txt" contents, but Google Search currently is. Unfortunately, the only way to really protect a website today is to require user account login (secure session) to wall-off public content from web scraping.
https://www.theverge.com/news/757538/reddit-internet-archive-wayback-machine-block-limit
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Vorrei tanto che fosse così, soprattutto questa notte.
