This sounds awfully condescending but still, thanks for all those details !

Good catch thank you !

Exactly, so I’m pretty sure a professional photographer knows which way to orient a photo to share their vision, when Eliott Erwin crops a picture of a dog with its owner, it’s not at random, there are deliberate choices made before publishing, the photographer could have taken a picture of the subject on their left side, and reversed the picture to show them walking towards the right to achieve whatever vision they had

Couldn’t it just be a dumb and simple reason like : the picture is reversed and it’s showing the left ear ?

Food !

Fascism always walks veiled

The far left (NPA, LO) has zero candidates left running in the parliament elections, so I’m not sure why you’re bringing them here haha

“significantly below” is an overstatement

250 is extremely close to the majority, and with the more extreme members of the “regular right” and potentially some of the aligning with them, they very well may have control over the parliament

Macron asked numerous time for the French left to vote for him against the far right then disrespected those voters by pushing far right policies, now his candidates are uncomfortable promising to vote for left candidates against the far right…

I ran !lemmyvision@jlai.lu which is Eurovision but for Lemmy, it was fun ! I’m thinking of making a special Lemmyvision event in the upcoming months, but otherwise expect a second edition next year 🤗

Igorrr is its own music genre

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFxDOV6IwHk

(Not really, it’s a blend of metal and breakcore)

I guess we need a c/tipofmytongue

Win the “yes” needs the “no” to win against the “no”

I despise Fast Travel in video games, to me it’s a feature that appears necessary because no thoughts were given about making the environment interesting to traverse

But in real life ? I crave the time saving it offers

And yet he cowardly backed away from a debate with Sanders

US bipartisanship has ruined the country’s political landscape, imagine living in a democracy and considering voting for someone else than the two big names is not a good vote

Here’s a freaky one : Jaguar > Cow > Giraffe

Yeah that’s a long read and the webpage as it is designed itself isn’t inviting, @Lettuceeatlettuce@lemmy.ml posted a great comment which might be an easier introduction. I’ll just select and copy paste paragraphs from your link that are relevant to understanding anarchism, but I do recommend allocating the time to read the whole thing if you’re interested in learning more :

anarchists consider it essential to create a society based on three principles: liberty, equality and solidarity.

Liberty is essential for the full flowering of human intelligence, creativity, and dignity. To be dominated by another is to be denied the chance to think and act for oneself […] Thus the society that maximises the growth of individuality will necessarily be based on voluntary association, not coercion and authority.

Equality is essential for genuine liberty to exist. There can be no real freedom in a class-stratified, hierarchical society riddled with gross inequalities of power, wealth, and privilege. For in such a society only a few – those at the top of the hierarchy – are relatively free, while the rest are semi-slaves. Hence without equality, liberty becomes a mockery – at best the “freedom” to choose one’s master (boss), as under capitalism.

Solidarity means mutual aid: working voluntarily and co-operatively with others who share the same goals and interests. […] without liberty and equality, society becomes a pyramid of competing classes based on the domination of the lower by the higher strata. In such a society, as we know from our own, it’s “dominate or be dominated,” “dog eat dog,” and “everyone for themselves.”

Anarchists do not believe that everyone should be able to “do whatever they like,” because some actions invariably involve the denial of the liberty of others.

Anarchists desire a decentralised society, based on free association. […] Only by a rational decentralisation of power, both structurally and territorially, can individual liberty be fostered and encouraged. […] anarchists favour organisations which minimise authority, keeping power at the base, in the hands of those who are affected by any decisions reached.

Addiitonally, this is a recommended read : Ruth Kinna - Anarchism: A Beginner’s Guide - https://files.libcom.org/files/Anarchism - A Beginners Guide - Kinna, Ruth.pdf

Some youtube recommendations : Zoe Baker (@anarchozoe) ; Anark (@Anark) ; Red Planet (@RedPlanetShow) ; AudibleAnarchist (@AudibleAnarchist1)

Answering the following question might help in clearing up misconceptions: what is anarchism to you ?

From there we can discuss whether or not your definition is correct, and address your question.

This website has maps of how french words are pronounced differently depending on where people live, sometimes the words aren’t even the same but still refer to the same thing!

https://francaisdenosregions.com/index-des-billets/

Of course it’s only interesting if you’re into french language haha