To which of these affiliations do you have the most loyalty?
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@evan@cosocial.ca without question mtl.rocks, sorry @CraigSauve@mastodon.social
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@evan City, but Fedi Instance comes close second.
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@evan
When you're a beige
You're a beige all the way
From your first "not a cult"
To your last dying day -
@evan
When you're a beige
You're a beige all the way
From your first "not a cult"
To your last dying day -
@evan
None of the above to include professional sports side.
I have never understood such loyalties, as they reek of mindless chauvinism. -
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@evan my loyalties lie most in my political affiliation and my university
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@evan my loyalties lie most in my political affiliation and my university
@evan I am a co founder of the local organization that I'm affiliated with, fun fact
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@evan Fedi by a wide margin, followed by city (only in as much as a city is a collection of people anchored to a place, and not with regard to the actual place or the local government), followed by university (even though I don't have one.)
I have no loyalty to any US political party, although I could conceivably find some loyalty to a syndicalist party if one had any chance of participating in US pol.
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@evan Being in the edge case of running on an instance that I myself run for only my wife and I, it happens to be that “My fediverse instance” is synonymous with “my household”.
So that’s an easy win.
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@evan ive learned hard over time to never affiliate or pay loyalty to anyone or anything i cannot immediately strike with my fists upon betrayal.
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A difficult choice because I hold them all extremely loosely.
Sure, I have some affinity toward my alma mater, but hardly loyalty.
Same with my city, it's a fine town, but my only loyalty is to the friends I have made here, not the city itself. Similarly with my fedi-instance, @stefano does a wonderful job making bsd.cafe a welcoming place, but it's precisely because it would be a non-issue to move to another instance that I remain comfortable here, largely because of the people. If either the tenor of the users/barista changed, there's no particular loyalty to the domain itself.
Political party is the weird one. I've never fit into the shapes of the big parties, so I chose my political party based on the least-unaligned with my values. But my loyalty is to those values, not the party itself, should they change values (glares at what I've witnessed the GOP doing…my Regan-voting ancestors wouldn't recognize the current disaster)
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@evan university, city, instance. Political party is NULL.
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@evan Since I self-host, loyalty to my instance would feel a little self-serving.
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