Yeah… I really don’t think that analogy fits this situation. Actually that’s really funny since the fundies on lemmygrad would absolutly agree with you that ACAB.
Police have a duty to enforce the law, and when they ignore other officers breaking the law they are failing their duty to society. Do you think ML users have a duty to control what other ML users post? That’s the mods/admins job, regular users don’t have any special privileges on Lemmy.
police are a group of individuals that promote fascist ideologies and don’t follow laws.
the ML community is a group of individuals that promote fascist ideologies and don’t follow rules.
police have a vested interest in protecting the peace provided by the oligarchy.
ML have a vested interest in ensuring the status quo of power remains in the hands of the oligarchy by dividing the left and ensuring chaos keeps them busy.
besides, a sense of duty is not a requirement of becoming a LEO, nor is it required to become a ML user.
I’m not talking about a “sense of duty,” I’m talking about actual responsibility. Lemmy users don’t have a high level of responsibility for the server they use. Admins and mods do.
it’s completely irrelevant about their “duty” because “duty” as a sense of responsibility is a fictitious construct our government uses to instill a sense of fear that empowers their lackeys and forces compliance by the public.
there’s literally nothing stopping LEOs from breaking the laws they are supposed to protect. in-fact, their idea of keeping themselves in check is to self-regulate through internal affairs. a division, just to remind you, that sits inside the police force and determines culpability.
need I say more?
so, if we take into account that police are self-regulating then I suppose that makes the ML community worse than LEOs.
nah. if ACAB then AMLAB
What?
if all cops are bastards (ACAB), then all ML are bastards (AMLAB).
if one bad apple spoils the bunch, ML is a fermenting bucket of shit. and if you choose to be a part of it I don’t want to even speak to you.
Yeah… I really don’t think that analogy fits this situation. Actually that’s really funny since the fundies on lemmygrad would absolutly agree with you that ACAB.
Police have a duty to enforce the law, and when they ignore other officers breaking the law they are failing their duty to society. Do you think ML users have a duty to control what other ML users post? That’s the mods/admins job, regular users don’t have any special privileges on Lemmy.
they’re more similar than you admit.
police are a group of individuals that promote fascist ideologies and don’t follow laws.
the ML community is a group of individuals that promote fascist ideologies and don’t follow rules.
police have a vested interest in protecting the peace provided by the oligarchy.
ML have a vested interest in ensuring the status quo of power remains in the hands of the oligarchy by dividing the left and ensuring chaos keeps them busy.
besides, a sense of duty is not a requirement of becoming a LEO, nor is it required to become a ML user.
I’m not talking about a “sense of duty,” I’m talking about actual responsibility. Lemmy users don’t have a high level of responsibility for the server they use. Admins and mods do.
it’s completely irrelevant about their “duty” because “duty” as a sense of responsibility is a fictitious construct our government uses to instill a sense of fear that empowers their lackeys and forces compliance by the public.
there’s literally nothing stopping LEOs from breaking the laws they are supposed to protect. in-fact, their idea of keeping themselves in check is to self-regulate through internal affairs. a division, just to remind you, that sits inside the police force and determines culpability.
need I say more?
so, if we take into account that police are self-regulating then I suppose that makes the ML community worse than LEOs.
I’m sorry, I have no idea what point you’re trying to make.