> wanting some random guy who made a project to risk aspects of their livelihood to spite Elon Musk because you don't like him is psychopathic.

Speaking only for myself: I agree with the spirit of this statement (perhaps minus the use of the word “psychopathic”).

However, it seems like the author of Nitter wants to continue to engage in this risky activity, and is requesting resources to help. If they ever wish to stop developing Nitter/XCancel, I will absolutely respect that. But assuming they wish to continue, I consider supporting them and doing my part to frustrate a man-child, unrepentant fascist, and murderer of thousands a noble thing to do.

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k33n 31 minutes ago | parent [-]

> Do my part to frustrate a man-child.

Who’s the man-child here though? Elon is running multiple companies, spread his DNA and ideas everywhere, and makes a very real impact on the world every day.

And then there’s you. Who believes it’s “noble” to frustrate someone you don’t like. In reality, you’re not frustrating anyone but yourself.

So I ask again.. who’s the man child? Elon? Or you?

And who’s the fascist? The man minding his own business, and doing his thing? Or the guy who desperately wants to tell that man what to do?

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monospacegames 24 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

Did you spill your DNA everywhere writing this too? Or just on yourself?

	▲	k33n 18 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		If you’d like to continue believing that success is immaturity, or that freedom of speech is fascism, then that is certainly your prerogative.

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angoragoats 16 minutes ago | parent | prev [-]

> Elon is running multiple companies,

So? Nothing about that is inherently noble.

> spread his DNA and ideas everywhere

Much to my dismay. Most of his ideas have a long track record of being drastically incorrect or dangerous. And he treats his children like shit, so much that at least one of his children wants nothing to do with him. Also “spreads his DNA everywhere” is a really weird way to talk about how many children he has.

> and makes a very real impact on the world every day.

Agreed. He certainly impacted the millions of people he murdered running DOGE.

In a just world, he’d be behind bars for the rest of his pathetic life. But since we don’t live in a just world, I’m trying to do my (admittedly extremely small) part in correcting that.

> And who’s the fascist? The man minding his own business,

This is a hilariously wrong way to describe him. The fascist is the man who sieg heil’ed, twice, in front of a large audience, and then backed it up via every politically-related action he’s taken since then.