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1 year agoI am from a small town in the US but live near a nepali community. Many of them have flags inside their homes or on their desks but not outdoors. They are usually super proud that they have the most unique national flag shape, and I love that for them. I am curious if it is the same in their home country as well!
This is what happens when corporate greed and shareholder interests take precedence over the communities and the people that help build and maintain them. I’m glad to see that there are still those among us ready to push back against the constant growth mindset. Sadly, I think they will leave or be pushed out and Reddit will fall further into the shithole of mindless consumerism. It feels like the only ones that remain will be the power hungry tyrants and apathetic scrollers… but I’m glad there is this small corner of the internet that still feels vibrant and organic.