Traveling.

This can just be a provocative question to present NATO negatively.

That is a way too broad range of variables to calculate properly. Include specifications.

So, will it be a separate social network or a part of the Fediverse that will be able to communicate with the others?

The ship is burning, rats are escaping, but captain and his friends say that all is fine.

Unlike on Reddit, here you don’t actually block someone. You technically mute them for yourself. So muting a bunch of bigots/trolls/spammers etc is a not big a deal.

Who is surprised by such actions?

It is old narrative that worked only when you truly had opportunities to earn more money by working harder.

Depends on which country you want to choose for the second citizenship.

No-no, thanks. Technical instances are fine, but I don’t want to be in instances with high levels of political opinions. ML, Hexbear and Lemmygrad contain too much pro-communist, pro-Russian, pro-USSR idealogies in both comunities and users. Especially, Lemmygrad. Maybe lemmy.world is not saint, but, at least, I don’t see so much annoying posts and comments there, which promote political and social ideologies. For me the best approach is to simply use a neutral instance and block unwanted communities on other instances.

Sadly, but your point of view is not shared by many other people on this platform. Rivalry indeed do exist, as I had noticed attending both instances. But it only exists for political points of views. All others aspects, as I will agree, relatevely the same.

Try other instances. No one forbids you from creating new accounts and explore other instances. And no one prohibits you from leaving completely lemmy.ml either.

Your instance and this filled with (using the analogy from your quote) eastern propaganda and very similar flaws that you have given to the lemmy.world. For me, it sounds like some kind of envy that there exist a powerful rivalry instance, that doesn’t share same opinions and grows bigger and bigger each day.

Not enough people that aren’t interested in politics present here to engage more actively in non-political communities. Lemmy or PieFed still haven’t reached even 1 million of users. While Reddit in glory days had dozens of millions users(not bots).

You won’t believe how good your statement applies to the citizens of Russia too.

Well, answering your question: if you make a meme from your text, you may try to post it in the meme comunities. Especially, the ones that are located on this instance.

If by America you mean the USA, then totally no. Current hell with government will only worsen there. China seems appealing, but some government policies and language complexity makes it hard to live there until you adapt. Remains only Japan. Despite still having some complicated compared to English language, it is the best option here on my opinion.