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Bard spotting on Bluesky 16 August 2024 :marseyrandom:

Here we spot wild Bardfinn Bluesky activities.

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Ms. Penny Oaken (@skywitches.net):

Created in 2020, Reddit's Sitewide Rule Against Promoting Hatred had a crucial and under-recognised clause.

"While the rule on hate protects [vulnerable] groups, it does not protect those who promote attacks of hate or who try to hide their hate in bad faith claims of discrimination."

Sarah J. Jackson (@sjjphd.bsky.social):

Been seeing an increase of useful terminology developing among academics to describe the right's appropriation of these ideas:

"inverted victimhood"

"hijacked victimhood"

"imitated victimhood"

The challenge is getting media folks to do the power analysis around victimhood claims in real time


Ms. Penny Oaken (@skywitches.net):

The whole text of the rule is here:

support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/art...

Promoting Hate Based on Identity or Vulnerability


Ms. Penny Oaken (@skywitches.net):

The /r/The_Donald subreddit, and its entire ecosystem (which included /r/MetaCanada, /r/CringeAnarchy, /r/Conservative, and many others) were built around promoting the claim of "Anti-white racism".

The same talking point has been shifted to "anti-Christian discrimination", Lee Atwater style

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