elilla, quarantined on Nostr: think it's time to stop my political agitation on instagram. it's very convenient ...

think it's time to stop my political agitation on instagram. it's very convenient because, bizarrely, it's what all groups around here use for organising and events and when you meet a cool girl at a protest and swap contacts that's what she's going to ask. it's still the place where I get to talk with Margaret Killjoy and learn that there's a new Danielle Cain book about to be published (!!!)

and I have a taste for the format where I take a selfie of my cleavage then compose arrangements of colourful captions with incitement to insurrection around them, archived after a day.

but I don't think me going to all those events is doing anything anyway, and I'm aware that my glamtifaposting was just a way to cope, not a meaningful action beyond keeping a connection to my twenty or so mutuals.

and I don't like how Zuckerberg is singling out "gender" in that kowtowing. dunno, I'm known for running more exposure risks than the average antifa—consciously, deliberately. but, speaking purely on intuition, I have a bad feeling about this.