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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?"

To be honest op if the towel is red then that makes it a red towel.

Deep man!!!!

Peace love and hula hoops.

T

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By *allySlinkyWoman
over a year ago

Leeds

I enjoy being part of my local community.

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By *partharmonyCouple
over a year ago

Ruislip


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?"

No. People still remain individual members of that community who can do and achieve things together. It strikes me as a very strange question.

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By *gent CoulsonMan
over a year ago

Secret hideaway in the pennines

I am an upstanding member of my community

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Isn't FAB Type of community??

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By *immyinreadingMan
over a year ago

henley on thames


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?"

Not sure what sort of community you are thinking of that demands uniformity. Doesn’t tally with any community I have ever been part of

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

Not sure what sort of community you are thinking of that demands uniformity. Doesn’t tally with any community I have ever been part of "

It really does. Not conformists are shunned....... then they post posts condemning communities and professing to adore being an outsider.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I suggest than none of us would be able to survive without being part of a community. There would be no food in the shops for a start.

Of course, many choose to not put anything back and just take what they need in the mistaken believe this means they're rebelling against society/community. My name for people like this begins with a c.

Mr

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I suggest than none of us would be able to survive without being part of a community. There would be no food in the shops for a start.

Of course, many choose to not put anything back and just take what they need in the mistaken believe this means they're rebelling against society/community. My name for people like this begins with a c.

Mr"

Sad c***s. World wouldn't survive if we only kept taking and taking.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I enjoy being part of my local community. "
What does that mean to you?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

No. People still remain individual members of that community who can do and achieve things together. It strikes me as a very strange question. "

Some communities do end up with a bit of a singular mind.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I am an upstanding member of my community"
What does that mean to you?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Isn't FAB Type of community??"
I think it might be.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

Not sure what sort of community you are thinking of that demands uniformity. Doesn’t tally with any community I have ever been part of "

It has happened.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

Not sure what sort of community you are thinking of that demands uniformity. Doesn’t tally with any community I have ever been part of

It really does. Not conformists are shunned....... then they post posts condemning communities and professing to adore being an outsider. "

Can happen.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?"

This question suggests you lack the basic understanding of the definition of a 'community' and are instead confusing it with a 'cult'.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I suggest than none of us would be able to survive without being part of a community. There would be no food in the shops for a start.

Of course, many choose to not put anything back and just take what they need in the mistaken believe this means they're rebelling against society/community. My name for people like this begins with a c.

Mr"

Taking as rebellion that's an interesting idea.

An example.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I suggest than none of us would be able to survive without being part of a community. There would be no food in the shops for a start.

Of course, many choose to not put anything back and just take what they need in the mistaken believe this means they're rebelling against society/community. My name for people like this begins with a c.

Mr

Sad c***s. World wouldn't survive if we only kept taking and taking. "

What if some take much much more than others is that communal?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

This question suggests you lack the basic understanding of the definition of a 'community' and are instead confusing it with a 'cult'. "

A cult and a community as defined could be twins..I state could be.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?"

Community, the scientific definition is:

"A community is a group or association of populations of two or more different species occupying the same geographical area at the same time,"

By definition, a community requires more than one type (species) of organism so it cannot be homogeneous.

The original question is therefore flawed.

You're welcome

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

Community, the scientific definition is:

"A community is a group or association of populations of two or more different species occupying the same geographical area at the same time,"

By definition, a community requires more than one type (species) of organism so it cannot be homogeneous.

The original question is therefore flawed.

You're welcome "

That's not the sociological definition though, which I think is what the OP is driving at.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

Community, the scientific definition is:

"A community is a group or association of populations of two or more different species occupying the same geographical area at the same time,"

By definition, a community requires more than one type (species) of organism so it cannot be homogeneous.

The original question is therefore flawed.

You're welcome

That's not the sociological definition though, which I think is what the OP is driving at. "

I know. But it made me happy. The OP is well known for asking somewhat off the wall or possibly confusing questions. It felt right to reply as I did

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

Community, the scientific definition is:

"A community is a group or association of populations of two or more different species occupying the same geographical area at the same time,"

By definition, a community requires more than one type (species) of organism so it cannot be homogeneous.

The original question is therefore flawed.

You're welcome

That's not the sociological definition though, which I think is what the OP is driving at. "

Thank You.

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By *ealitybitesMan
over a year ago

Belfast

I am not a number!

I am a free man!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Driving licence number

NHS number

National insurance number

Passport number

Im sure there are more but too ill to think

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I am not a number!

I am a free man!"

....Patrick..

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"

Driving licence number

NHS number

National insurance number

Passport number

Im sure there are more but too ill to think "

A sense of belonging..or just numbers?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I suggest than none of us would be able to survive without being part of a community. There would be no food in the shops for a start.

Of course, many choose to not put anything back and just take what they need in the mistaken believe this means they're rebelling against society/community. My name for people like this begins with a c.

Mr

Sad c***s. World wouldn't survive if we only kept taking and taking. What if some take much much more than others is that communal?"

What you take doesn't matter, what matters is that you put in what you can. A child born with severe mental and physical disabilities is always going to "take" more than a healthy neuro-typical person and that's ok. This is how society and community works by providing for those who can't. What isn't ok is that healthy person refusing to offer what they can but still expecting to be able to take.

Mr

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I suggest than none of us would be able to survive without being part of a community. There would be no food in the shops for a start.

Of course, many choose to not put anything back and just take what they need in the mistaken believe this means they're rebelling against society/community. My name for people like this begins with a c.

Mr

Sad c***s. World wouldn't survive if we only kept taking and taking. What if some take much much more than others is that communal?

What you take doesn't matter, what matters is that you put in what you can. A child born with severe mental and physical disabilities is always going to "take" more than a healthy neuro-typical person and that's ok. This is how society and community works by providing for those who can't. What isn't ok is that healthy person refusing to offer what they can but still expecting to be able to take.

Mr"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I suggest than none of us would be able to survive without being part of a community. There would be no food in the shops for a start.

Of course, many choose to not put anything back and just take what they need in the mistaken believe this means they're rebelling against society/community. My name for people like this begins with a c.

Mr

Sad c***s. World wouldn't survive if we only kept taking and taking. What if some take much much more than others is that communal?"

As Mr NBVN said above there are circumstances in which taking is justified. But if you have no excuses and live just for yourself, yes that I find hard to comprehend and quite meaningless life to live.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I suggest than none of us would be able to survive without being part of a community. There would be no food in the shops for a start.

Of course, many choose to not put anything back and just take what they need in the mistaken believe this means they're rebelling against society/community. My name for people like this begins with a c.

Mr

Sad c***s. World wouldn't survive if we only kept taking and taking. What if some take much much more than others is that communal?

As Mr NBVN said above there are circumstances in which taking is justified. But if you have no excuses and live just for yourself, yes that I find hard to comprehend and quite meaningless life to live."

The ones that 'live only for themselves' don't they tend to end up in prison for long or shorter stays?

Of course some do function quite well too within 'communities'.

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By *uriousscouserWoman
over a year ago

Wirral


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?"

Its a community, not the Borg.

Some level of individuality and diversity is welcomed in almost any community. Even in a cult people's individual talents and strengths are exploited.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

Its a community, not the Borg.

Some level of individuality and diversity is welcomed in almost any community. Even in a cult people's individual talents and strengths are exploited."

Very good.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

Its a community, not the Borg.

Some level of individuality and diversity is welcomed in almost any community. Even in a cult people's individual talents and strengths are exploited. Very good."

This is exactly why I have left some groups and clubs in my hobbies. If you have skills and experience there are always those that will use and abuse you until your participation in said group is no longer fun. One such scene in which my son has now become involved in still has members from my day, who regularly ask what’s dad doing and does he still do x, y and z and basically asking if free use of my skills are still available 30 years on.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

Its a community, not the Borg.

Some level of individuality and diversity is welcomed in almost any community. Even in a cult people's individual talents and strengths are exploited. Very good.

This is exactly why I have left some groups and clubs in my hobbies. If you have skills and experience there are always those that will use and abuse you until your participation in said group is no longer fun. One such scene in which my son has now become involved in still has members from my day, who regularly ask what’s dad doing and does he still do x, y and z and basically asking if free use of my skills are still available 30 years on. "

Thanks for sharing that.

Do communities have a responsibility beyond using others?

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London

The nearest I get to being part of a community is nodding to my neighbour and chatting to a couple of shopkeepers while I pay for my stuff.

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London

OP, are we not part of a community by being on here?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

No. People still remain individual members of that community who can do and achieve things together. It strikes me as a very strange question. Some communities do end up with a bit of a singular mind."

Like a cult?

I think there is an element of that yeah. Like a clique type thing. But that’s down to people innit? I’m very private and struggle in public etc but I like the thought of looking out for each other. I don’t think that’s a bad thing at all

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By *ettaManMan
over a year ago

Kerry and Dublin

You can spell community without U n' I

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By *immyinreadingMan
over a year ago

henley on thames


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

Community, the scientific definition is:

"A community is a group or association of populations of two or more different species occupying the same geographical area at the same time,"

By definition, a community requires more than one type (species) of organism so it cannot be homogeneous.

The original question is therefore flawed.

You're welcome "

If I take my local community as an example, a large number of backgrounds and several nationalities are represented, along with a range of age groups and work / educational backgrounds. So when the group comes together to do or discuss anything, it’s a pretty diverse group. That’s what I think of as “a community”. People who have lived here all their lives, others who have grown up in different areas abs countries etc. And belong one another on a broad range of local issues, not a group that has come together to address one single cause.

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By *uriousscouserWoman
over a year ago

Wirral


"OP, are we not part of a community by being on here?"

Of course!

My family is a community. My friends group is. My workplace is. This site is. The porn forum I'm on is. In each situation I may feel a central pillar of that community or I may feel no more than a peripheral occasional visitor, but I'm still a part of it.

I keep my own personality in each of those communities, though they are all very different in their group dynamics.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"The nearest I get to being part of a community is nodding to my neighbour and chatting to a couple of shopkeepers while I pay for my stuff.

"

Interesting.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

Community, the scientific definition is:

"A community is a group or association of populations of two or more different species occupying the same geographical area at the same time,"

By definition, a community requires more than one type (species) of organism so it cannot be homogeneous.

The original question is therefore flawed.

You're welcome

If I take my local community as an example, a large number of backgrounds and several nationalities are represented, along with a range of age groups and work / educational backgrounds. So when the group comes together to do or discuss anything, it’s a pretty diverse group. That’s what I think of as “a community”. People who have lived here all their lives, others who have grown up in different areas abs countries etc. And belong one another on a broad range of local issues, not a group that has come together to address one single cause. "

That's good.

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By *innie The MinxWoman
over a year ago

Under the Duvet


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?"

Not really, I think you can be part of a group but still maintain individuality.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"OP, are we not part of a community by being on here?

Of course!

My family is a community. My friends group is. My workplace is. This site is. The porn forum I'm on is. In each situation I may feel a central pillar of that community or I may feel no more than a peripheral occasional visitor, but I'm still a part of it.

I keep my own personality in each of those communities, though they are all very different in their group dynamics."

So within different communities we can choose our level of involvement.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

Not really, I think you can be part of a group but still maintain individuality.

"

Possibly.

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By *jorkishMan
over a year ago

Seaforth


"I suggest than none of us would be able to survive without being part of a community. There would be no food in the shops for a start.

Of course, many choose to not put anything back and just take what they need in the mistaken believe this means they're rebelling against society/community. My name for people like this begins with a c.

Mr

Sad c***s. World wouldn't survive if we only kept taking and taking. What if some take much much more than others is that communal?

What you take doesn't matter, what matters is that you put in what you can. A child born with severe mental and physical disabilities is always going to "take" more than a healthy neuro-typical person and that's ok. This is how society and community works by providing for those who can't. What isn't ok is that healthy person refusing to offer what they can but still expecting to be able to take.

Mr"

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I suggest than none of us would be able to survive without being part of a community. There would be no food in the shops for a start.

Of course, many choose to not put anything back and just take what they need in the mistaken believe this means they're rebelling against society/community. My name for people like this begins with a c.

Mr

Sad c***s. World wouldn't survive if we only kept taking and taking. What if some take much much more than others is that communal?

What you take doesn't matter, what matters is that you put in what you can. A child born with severe mental and physical disabilities is always going to "take" more than a healthy neuro-typical person and that's ok. This is how society and community works by providing for those who can't. What isn't ok is that healthy person refusing to offer what they can but still expecting to be able to take.

Mr "

So it's weakest members are to be valued?

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London


"The nearest I get to being part of a community is nodding to my neighbour and chatting to a couple of shopkeepers while I pay for my stuff.

Interesting."

I can be a tad unsociable.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"The nearest I get to being part of a community is nodding to my neighbour and chatting to a couple of shopkeepers while I pay for my stuff.

Interesting.

I can be a tad unsociable. "

Not on here

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By *nliveneTV/TS
over a year ago

Selby

The only community i make part is Fabs

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"want to be part of a community I will never know!

Doesn't that mean that all participants therein just end up being part of an homogenous blob?

To be honest op if the towel is red then that makes it a red towel.

Deep man!!!!

Peace love and hula hoops.

T"

I'm not stereotyping but this comment brings to mind the idea of the commune and what even of Communism?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"The only community i make part is Fabs "
The only one...why?

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By *heArrowsCouple
over a year ago

You do know the Internet isn't a real thing? The world isn't divided between sheeple and clued in people.

The sheeple who believe the earth is flat are not homogeneous and neither are the people who believe vaccines are a global conspiracy to create a new world order are not homogeneous either. If you go onto a pokemon chat board you will see deep divisions and contrasting views.

I'm part of two online communities where I participate. Here and bdsm. Neither of them are homogeneous or anything close.

What communities do you think are homogeneous?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"You do know the Internet isn't a real thing? The world isn't divided between sheeple and clued in people.

The sheeple who believe the earth is flat are not homogeneous and neither are the people who believe vaccines are a global conspiracy to create a new world order are not homogeneous either. If you go onto a pokemon chat board you will see deep divisions and contrasting views.

I'm part of two online communities where I participate. Here and bdsm. Neither of them are homogeneous or anything close.

What communities do you think are homogeneous?"

Well put, there are often differences when seen from within.

BUT you have to go in to see them.

When viewed from without MANY can seem homogenous.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"You do know the Internet isn't a real thing? The world isn't divided between sheeple and clued in people.

The sheeple who believe the earth is flat are not homogeneous and neither are the people who believe vaccines are a global conspiracy to create a new world order are not homogeneous either. If you go onto a pokemon chat board you will see deep divisions and contrasting views.

I'm part of two online communities where I participate. Here and bdsm. Neither of them are homogeneous or anything close.

What communities do you think are homogeneous?"

What makes you think that everything discussed on the thread so far was Internet inspired?

I've been around longer than that! I'm sure.

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By *heArrowsCouple
over a year ago


"You do know the Internet isn't a real thing? The world isn't divided between sheeple and clued in people.

The sheeple who believe the earth is flat are not homogeneous and neither are the people who believe vaccines are a global conspiracy to create a new world order are not homogeneous either. If you go onto a pokemon chat board you will see deep divisions and contrasting views.

I'm part of two online communities where I participate. Here and bdsm. Neither of them are homogeneous or anything close.

What communities do you think are homogeneous? Well put, there are often differences when seen from within.

BUT you have to go in to see them.

When viewed from without MANY can seem homogenous.

"

If the white nationalists win and there are only white people left in the world, pretty soon they would turn on each other because obviously the true whites are the blondes or gingers or what ever other bullshit they decide is important.

We all want to be special and be part of the true (insert belief here)

Individuality is a gift from God. Or our pre human ancestors. We don't cherish it enough

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By *heArrowsCouple
over a year ago


"You do know the Internet isn't a real thing? The world isn't divided between sheeple and clued in people.

The sheeple who believe the earth is flat are not homogeneous and neither are the people who believe vaccines are a global conspiracy to create a new world order are not homogeneous either. If you go onto a pokemon chat board you will see deep divisions and contrasting views.

I'm part of two online communities where I participate. Here and bdsm. Neither of them are homogeneous or anything close.

What communities do you think are homogeneous? What makes you think that everything discussed on the thread so far was Internet inspired?

I've been around longer than that! I'm sure."

The Internet is insidious. Even luddites have Web pages and pod casts now

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"You do know the Internet isn't a real thing? The world isn't divided between sheeple and clued in people.

The sheeple who believe the earth is flat are not homogeneous and neither are the people who believe vaccines are a global conspiracy to create a new world order are not homogeneous either. If you go onto a pokemon chat board you will see deep divisions and contrasting views.

I'm part of two online communities where I participate. Here and bdsm. Neither of them are homogeneous or anything close.

What communities do you think are homogeneous? Well put, there are often differences when seen from within.

BUT you have to go in to see them.

When viewed from without MANY can seem homogenous.

If the white nationalists win and there are only white people left in the world, pretty soon they would turn on each other because obviously the true whites are the blondes or gingers or what ever other bullshit they decide is important.

We all want to be special and be part of the true (insert belief here)

Individuality is a gift from God. Or our pre human ancestors. We don't cherish it enough "

So by this you mean that the members of ANY particular family will eventually turn on one another because of differences?

So communities are truly worthless?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"You do know the Internet isn't a real thing? The world isn't divided between sheeple and clued in people.

The sheeple who believe the earth is flat are not homogeneous and neither are the people who believe vaccines are a global conspiracy to create a new world order are not homogeneous either. If you go onto a pokemon chat board you will see deep divisions and contrasting views.

I'm part of two online communities where I participate. Here and bdsm. Neither of them are homogeneous or anything close.

What communities do you think are homogeneous? What makes you think that everything discussed on the thread so far was Internet inspired?

I've been around longer than that! I'm sure.

The Internet is insidious. Even luddites have Web pages and pod casts now"

Whatever you have to say make it worthy.

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By *immyinreadingMan
over a year ago

henley on thames


"You do know the Internet isn't a real thing? The world isn't divided between sheeple and clued in people.

The sheeple who believe the earth is flat are not homogeneous and neither are the people who believe vaccines are a global conspiracy to create a new world order are not homogeneous either. If you go onto a pokemon chat board you will see deep divisions and contrasting views.

I'm part of two online communities where I participate. Here and bdsm. Neither of them are homogeneous or anything close.

What communities do you think are homogeneous? Well put, there are often differences when seen from within.

BUT you have to go in to see them.

When viewed from without MANY can seem homogenous.

If the white nationalists win and there are only white people left in the world, pretty soon they would turn on each other because obviously the true whites are the blondes or gingers or what ever other bullshit they decide is important.

We all want to be special and be part of the true (insert belief here)

Individuality is a gift from God. Or our pre human ancestors. We don't cherish it enough So by this you mean that the members of ANY particular family will eventually turn on one another because of differences?

So communities are truly worthless?"

I don’t see where the poster said that.

Not all communities are single-issue, like white supremacy. Most communities are border in their intake, setup and output.

No. Communities are not all worthless.

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By *heArrowsCouple
over a year ago


"You do know the Internet isn't a real thing? The world isn't divided between sheeple and clued in people.

The sheeple who believe the earth is flat are not homogeneous and neither are the people who believe vaccines are a global conspiracy to create a new world order are not homogeneous either. If you go onto a pokemon chat board you will see deep divisions and contrasting views.

I'm part of two online communities where I participate. Here and bdsm. Neither of them are homogeneous or anything close.

What communities do you think are homogeneous? Well put, there are often differences when seen from within.

BUT you have to go in to see them.

When viewed from without MANY can seem homogenous.

If the white nationalists win and there are only white people left in the world, pretty soon they would turn on each other because obviously the true whites are the blondes or gingers or what ever other bullshit they decide is important.

We all want to be special and be part of the true (insert belief here)

Individuality is a gift from God. Or our pre human ancestors. We don't cherish it enough So by this you mean that the members of ANY particular family will eventually turn on one another because of differences?

So communities are truly worthless?"

no aggressive communities that "other" people are always going to "eat themselves"

Communities in general are healthy.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"You do know the Internet isn't a real thing? The world isn't divided between sheeple and clued in people.

The sheeple who believe the earth is flat are not homogeneous and neither are the people who believe vaccines are a global conspiracy to create a new world order are not homogeneous either. If you go onto a pokemon chat board you will see deep divisions and contrasting views.

I'm part of two online communities where I participate. Here and bdsm. Neither of them are homogeneous or anything close.

What communities do you think are homogeneous? Well put, there are often differences when seen from within.

BUT you have to go in to see them.

When viewed from without MANY can seem homogenous.

If the white nationalists win and there are only white people left in the world, pretty soon they would turn on each other because obviously the true whites are the blondes or gingers or what ever other bullshit they decide is important.

We all want to be special and be part of the true (insert belief here)

Individuality is a gift from God. Or our pre human ancestors. We don't cherish it enough So by this you mean that the members of ANY particular family will eventually turn on one another because of differences?

So communities are truly worthless?no aggressive communities that "other" people are always going to "eat themselves"

Communities in general are healthy. "

For a community to hold together there must be some compromise.

I dispute that certain types will ALWAYS "eat themselves"

They may live quite contentedly without "others"

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