#antiauthoritarian — Public Fediverse posts

"What I learned was, every dollar I was spending, I was part of systems of destruction."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DaZ-Qz5cWY

This video is for people who don't know the "WHY" behind moneyless society.

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So, in context of having seen the #ShinyHappyPeople docuseries about Christian Nationalist group #IBLP, connecting that to Montana banning TikTok (a source of a lot of recovery communities and criticism of toxic Christianity, and the seed for that documentary), and Elon’s destruction of Twitter, then I’m looking over at happening to Reddit, which presently hosts the largest exmormon community online, (275,000 members, 1100 online right now), and these dots are starting to form a picture.

I’m not sure the Reddit thing is about money or IPO. It seems like part of a coordinated effort across the Internet to shut down anti-authoritarian movements.

Is anybody else talking about this?

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