Comment by Refreeze5224

Comment by Refreeze5224 11 hours ago

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Absolutely not. DHH is someone I will never support, and I like knowing what projects he works on so that I can avoid them. Everything is political, whether we like it or not. Especially OSS.

His views are not just differences in tax policy, I find them grotesque, and I am glad people are aware of who is behind Omarchy and Hyprland so they can make informed decisions about whether to use them or not.

AuthAuth 10 hours ago

why is Hyprland being thrown in next to Omarchy? They're completely different levels of bad. The lead dev of Hyprland is in trouble for something minor his unpaid discord mod did and he has apologized years ago.

wpm 10 hours ago

So what happens if someone is "informed" but chooses to use this software anyways?

  • 000ooo000 10 hours ago

    They're automatically a piece of shit too. Their software projects are also banned. Any forges hosting their software: be prepared to be @'d in unkind tweets. Any CPU executing such software is by extension also a bigot.

    • indy 9 hours ago

      A CPU can be a bigot?

      • torstenvl 8 hours ago

        If one is mentally ill, a CPU can certainly appear to be a bigot.

alberth 10 hours ago

Would you mind elaborating, for those of us uninformed.

    • xigoi 4 hours ago

      > Fascists naturally do not want to be identified as such and will reject the label, but we shouldn’t take their word for it.

      A certain book by Franz Kafka comes to mind…

    • maratc 9 hours ago

      > US politics has been pretty fascist lately.

      It's gonna be a waste of time for anyone who doesn't already agree with this statement to continue past this first sentence.

      • nerdponx 8 hours ago

        You might want to pick up a history book because it's kind of just a matter of fact at this point. The only remaining question is whether you think it's a good thing or not.

      • lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 8 hours ago

        > fascist

          Fascism is a political ideology whose mythic core in its various permutations is a palingenetic form of populist ultra-nationalism.
          — Roger Griffin
        
        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palingenetic_ultranationalism

        This is an undeniable fact about American politics. I was never happy with the 14-layer bean dip definitions floating around (they seem to also try to include the definition of "authoritarian") but this one is reasonably concise and accurate to the ideologies of historically fascist movements.

        The bar of "populist palingenetic ultranationalism" is fairly objective, and seems to make it clear that this is the ideology behind the "Make America Great Again" movement. By this definition, American politics has been fascist since a President was elected on a fascist-by-definition campaign.

      • httpsoverdns 9 hours ago

        It's never a waste of time to consider an alternative viewpoint.