In r/worldnews there are thousands of posts wishing deaths on entirety of Russians, and it’s nothing new even there are constant calls to “nuke the whole country” whenever some country dares to stand up to United States, but saying Nazis dying is a good thing gets me banned for “promoting violence”. I didn’t even tell people to kill Nazis I just said if they die it is a good thing.

Reddit is in favor of fascism, and being against Nazism is against the rules there.

    • xxcvzvcxx@lemmygrad.mlOP
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      3 years ago

      I mean reddit has a rule that says specifically “vulnerable or marginalized groups” should not be aggressed upon but the rest are fine. So for instance they allow “reverse racism” or “racism against white people” if you believe in such things.

      So this basically means reddit believes Nazis are a vulnerable or marginalized group that requires active protection.

  • JoetheDilo1917@lemmygrad.ml
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    3 years ago

    “Every Nazi who remains alive will kill women, children, and old folks. Dead Nazis are harmless. Therefore, if I kill a Nazi, I am saving lives.” -Lyudmila Pavlichenko

    side note, I got temp banned from Reddit for making one too many wall jokes a few weeks ago

  • xxcvzvcxx@lemmygrad.mlOP
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    3 years ago

    If someone could share this on reddit I will be thankful. I can no longer participate there in any discussions but I am thankful for the short time I was there. Death to Nazism and fuck reddit for promoting Nazism.

    Edit: I submitted an appeal with the following text, if they don’t respond at least it’s a bit of ribbing to their absurdity:

    My comment is a rephrasing of the popular phrase “The only good Nazi is a dead Nazi”, it is common on reddit and not considered promoting violence. I did not encourage or incite violence. Is it reddit official policy to be in favor of Nazism???

  • Large Bullfrog@lemmygrad.ml
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    3 years ago

    The only reason the West came to hate Nazis in the first place was over their economic protectionism and resisting the Versailles treaty. The western left being stronger and more influential back in those days also played a role too. That stuff no longer applies to today’s generation, and sure enough the ruling class is seeking to gradually make Nazism more acceptable in the mainstream.