> It's not surprising you wouldn't get along on a pro-choice instance, or even be able to refrain from trolling it.
If I had spoken forbidden things, I would have been kicked out. I left voluntarily.
> If this has to do with a baker and a cake I'm going to be very disappointed. Your lot really needs to find new material.
No I don't think we do. That one will serve just fine.
Civil rights trumps freedom of association, and indeed all other rights.
Wait, I can't ask you to leave my property because I don't like what you're saying? Also, freedom of association is explicitly a civil right.
As a Russian who is lost in modern english langauge: does this "honkler" thing has anything to do with https://humungus.tedunangst.com/r/honk? Also a golang fediverse project.
Reading your own comment history here, I see you self-identify as a "honkler", which is an explicitly neo-nazi, anti-woke political identity. It's not surprising you wouldn't get along on a pro-choice instance, or even be able to refrain from trolling it. I can imagine plenty of private opinions others have that you likely object to, and that you just as likely wouldn't tolerate on your own instance if you had one - which you're free to make, as well as find a community more tolerant to your beliefs.
And that's fine. Freedom of speech means you can have yours and I can have mine, and that good fences make good neighbors.
>And if you support the concept of free association, what do you do when it collides with civil rights law?
If this has to do with a baker and a cake I'm going to be very disappointed. Your lot really needs to find new material.