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No. And i am tired that lemmy is 90% posts about the US while they are less then 30℅ of the user.
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Sorry but I live in the US. You are allowed to post too my friend.
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It's the Internet during US elections.
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Even outside the elections, it is far too US-centric. I mean, it is lemmy.world after all.
I'm sorry if I sound more pissed off than I actually am, but it is indeed quite a bit annoying.
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You and me both, but I think it's up to us to publish content that's not us-centric.
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Exactly, it's an open platform everyone can participate
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Unfortunately, the fate of the world kinda rests on the outcome of this election. From Ukraine and Israel at a minimum, to severe climate change and WW3 at the extreme end. I hate it too, but this is just too big to ignore.
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I wonder if there can be more than one important issue effecting our future at a time...
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Pick any issue and both Trump and Kamala are on the wrong side of it.
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A 20% tariff on imported goods?
More tax breaks for the rich?
Come on man. Harris is against those.
So being for a tax break for the rich is wrong. And being against a tax break for the rich is wrong? What other option even is there?
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So post non-US centric content.
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Yes and the us runs a good chunk of it
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Lol take a look at the world my friend.
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This post has 199 upvotes and 18 downvotes, or 91.7% and 8.3% respectively. In other words, people want to see that kind of content, so that seems fair to me. I don't expect lemmy to care about my local elections, I go to local websites for that. International social media naturally care about things that will affect most of their users.
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