extroid

@extroid.bsky.social

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dj/producer - 28, he/him/any - OKC i love music and sharing it, especially space bass https://soundcloud.com/extroid-vr https://vrc.dj/extroid

A full instance of 80 people
Tsukare's "I voted for Trump" group. He also owns an "I voted for Kamala" group that I heard was intended to be renamed to a trump group to troll the people who joined.
For context, Bastet came up to me at her club to start a convo about this after I asked for vfrmaverick (an edgy, racist, asshole and trump supporter) to be kicked or banned. Bastet said she usually "doesn't kick for political affiliation" because she has some right wing friends who are nice/good people/etc. We had a back and forth conversation for a minute about it, expressing our viewpoints, seemingly fine, until I said that modern right wingers are close to nazis, to which Bastet immediately said something to the effect of "alright fuck you" and kicked/banned me from all her groups, and blocked me on Discord and Bluesky. To me it seemed like an extreme overreaction. So, to clarify, I didn't just start talking politics out of nowhere and get kicked, I was approached with a conversation about how some right wingers are actually nice, and I responded, seemingly hitting a nerve. I would have dropped it immediately if asked. TL;DR: LOST and Fever Dream refuse to ban right wingers/trump supporters, and instead ban people who compare them to nazis. These clubs are not a safe space for leftists in the rave scene, and the owner apparenltly has right wing friends. You definitely won't find me in clubs that knowingly tolerate trump trash.
A ban message from the LOST group
Unlimited tolerance must lead to the disappearance of tolerance. If we extend unlimited tolerance even to those who are intolerant, if we are not prepared to defend a tolerant society against the onslaught of the intolerant, then the tolerant will be destroyed, and tolerance with them. [...] We should therefore claim, in the name of tolerance, the right not to tolerate the intolerant. Karl R. Popper