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Leftist Extremists in Open Source: PewDiePie Fans Not Allowed PewDiePie tells his fans to install Linux. The Leftist Activists within Open Source -- including prominent leaders - are declaring PewDiePie fans "Fascists" and "Nazis" who are "not allowed".

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NeoUnrealistvor 1 Jahr

What's funny is how these people think they "own" open-source software. That's the whole point of it. You can't stop ANYONE from using it regardless of political affiliation. If you're talking politics in a open-source community about Linux, you're running a political space.

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Fergus Adeptus-Potatoesvor 1 Jahr

I like how people calling others fascist while doing fascism themselves. Audacity to generalize millions of people while at the same time claiming gatekeeping rights on an "open source" space. They are so cartoonishly fcking stupid.

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Netz0vor 1 Jahr

Ironic because all the people that actually made Linux are 40-60+ years old hardcore C developers and most leaning conservative. The newbie Rust left radical developers have built basically nothing in their short 10-year career but somehow speak as if Linux belongs to them. If operating systems were classified as left or right, iOS would be left, Windows on the middle and Linux on the right. Apple wants to control the entire experience like big socialist government, and Linux is the other libertarian extreme that wants nobody stepping into the freedom to give the user all the control and power.

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Reddish Pillsvor 1 Jahr

Don't you love how none of these people invented Linux, yet they want to gatekeep something they themselves did not even create. So sick of these people infecting different areas of life and then trying to claim ownership over them.

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Psykvor 1 Jahr

We should have a fork that is politically neutral like the Redot Engine

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Jodocus Droogstoppel 🇸🇻🇨🇦🇳🇱vor 1 Jahr

Personally, I kinda like that these marxists are all contributing to open source; they work for me, and I don't have to pay them a dime.

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Sheltonvor 1 Jahr

@pewdiepie stick it to them by making Linux tutorials 😂

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McDubhvor 1 Jahr

Pewdiepie just elevated FOSS and they spit in his face. Well, he's alright with me and so are his fans.

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Your Right Websitevor 1 Jahr

On the right we really need a snappy word like "fascist" that can be thrown back at these crazy leftists. "Communist Authoritarian", while accurate, doesn't have the same ring to it as when a leftist throws out the word fascist.

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