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  1. A community against the rise of nationalist, populist and fascist propaganda, misinformation and messaging in everyday life.

  2. A place to discuss right-leaning conspiracy theories, such as Q-Anon, and their impact upon people and society.

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Should we include left-wing conspiracy theories too? What about tankies? (lemmy.world)
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I registered this community as a Lemmy backup for Reddit communities like /r/qult_headquarters and /r/qanoncasualties as well as /r/againsthatesubreddits. Recently I stumbled upon a thread that indicated that the original Lemmy developers were denying the Uighur genocide, which to me is just as dangerous as all of the right wing propaganda. I'd like to include antivaxxers and some of the tankier elements here as they all stem from an authoritarian mindset, but I'm not sure if this is appropriate. I do know that the vast amount of online conspiracies are right-wing in nature, but felt like putting in some leftist stuff too.

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