No, the issue with reddit is the lack of openness and chokehold spez has on it. Lemmy is free.

That’s hilarious

We’ll never let the old flag fall!

Then unwarp it. Our forefathers fought and many died for what that flag truly represents.

In most cases it’s not cultural intimidation, it’s pride and celebration. There are cases of paramilitaries using it to mark their territory, but in those cases it’s specific paramilitary flags, not national flags.

Also it’s not “haven’t given back yet” Given “back” to whom exactly? Dublin? The Republic of Ireland was never sovereign over Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland is in fact older than the Irish Free State / Republic of Ireland. Northern Ireland belongs to the people of Northern Ireland. That was exercised in 1912, 1922, 1973 and 1998. On these occasions, Northern Ireland specifically moved to remain a part of the UK. Since 1998, it’s been a constitutional matter that the UK has to remain sovereign over Northern Ireland unless the majority of it’s voter base votes to leave. With a majority in the elected assembly being against leaving, that’s not going to happen anytime soon.

In him lies all of the power. He is our head of state. He is a vital instrument. Our country literally cannot function without him.

Nah, best part of the UK

They’re not your taxes, they’re his taxes.

Also he mainly lives off of a portion of the income from his own estate, which most of which goes back into the treasury anyway

Because you live and work in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It is a Kingdom with a King and the flag is the Union Flag. If you are a citizen, you are a subject of His Majesty The King.

The public space is in that fanclub though, the fanclub being the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Should all public spaces just be bland concrete squares to just not force any kind of heritage on anybody?

So there’s no problem with there being crowns and jacks everywhere then? Especially if put up with good intentions

Literally one of the worst things to happen to the internet imho. Imagine if Reddit embraced ActivityPub.

The term “flag shagger” is so uniquely British because for whatever reason we are one of the few countries in the world that seems to hate ourselves. They felt the need to neuter the coronation to cater to the whining of people who weren’t even going to watch it in the first place. So it creates a reactionary response.

That’s how I found my instance as well.

Wasn’t one of it’s cofounders literally the inventor of RSS?