Hey, at least you can reasonably argue that the political content has been headed downhill since the more aggressive days of the past. Do we see wikileaks or the likes anymore? Not really.

Without direct action it's just nerds reading out their blog posts about politics, which couldn't be less interesting.

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meibo 2 hours ago | parent [-]

There has been plenty of direct action in recent years, but I can't really think of any on a global scale. Lots of smaller things on a German level, like journalists reporting about infiltrating a Great Replacement conference hosted by the second biggest political party here.

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monerozcash an hour ago | parent [-]

Sure, but it is unarguably much more boring stuff than it was years ago. I attend almost every Congress with a variety of groups, and there's certainly been a culture shift over the years from lots of anarchists who had no qualms with breaking the law to much more corporate scaredy-cats.

Congress seems to keep growing so perhaps this is just serving a broader audience. But knowing a lot of long-time attendees, I'm certainly not alone in thinking Congress is starting to be less interesting than it used to be. I'm certainly not trying to say the event sucks though, there's still a plenty of interesting stuff happening.

	▲	pinkgolem 36 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Love that you complain about not enough people breaking the law and somewhere below complains about to many people breaking the law Let's be real, the videos get far to much eyes to break the law. There are smaller talks and groups where it looks different.