Fun fact: nazi Germany went to war in the name of peace!

I am of the opinion that green are very often left wing conservatives.

Do you mean that supporting a genocide is a centrist policy?

From my perspective, I’d rather have an enemy of country to have my personal data. It’s far harder to use for them than for my country.

End to end encryption is worth nothing when WhatsApp have access to the encryption key. And the fact that all photos you see on WhatsApp are saved on your phone without encryption means that it’s only encrypted when it’s sent, nowhere else.

I also have very suspicious examples of advertising linked to WhatsApp conversations.

It’s often easier to point to a problem than to suggest a solution. That’s mostly the problem of the left in fact : they (we) point at the problems of minority, and this makes it mostly like the solution is to stop the problematic behaviour.

But it’s much harder than that in practice when the problem is patriarchy. The whole society is the problem. And the left doesn’t show a 'ew model, it only says that the old model must be destroyed. Which is completely true. But what will be left of the chaos?

A society must be build on culture. And right now the left destroys the old culture that must be destroyed, and it can feel that nothing is built to replace it.

IMO the center of the problem is the heterosexual relationships. How do you interact with the other sex. And it is not about what you shouldn’t do, but what you should do.

For an example, courteous love was invented in the middle ages for this purpose. As was the ideal of the knight. Later it became the renaissance man, although the name is from modern history.

The question is what the modern men and women be. It is cultural work that must be done, and very, very few people ever touch on this subject.

And this absence means that all that progressive men ear is what’s targeting at the conservative assholes. And more often than not it makes no distinction. In fact, very often it even warns those men that pretend to be allies but aren’t. This antagonistic discourse is wearing and tearing on the soul.