Not really “powertripping”. Just pathetic. Consider this a notice to avoid feddit.org… I’ve unsubbed and blocked the instance.

We can’t dehumanize fascists for their choice to dehumanize everyone for things outside their control though, because that would be mean, and hurt their sociopath feefees!

Europe stool idly by throughout the 1930’s “tolerating” fascism, and the Nazi’s killed over 100 million people. Don’t make the same mistake as the radical centrists of history. Fascists will not afford you the same tolerance or courtesy.

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    feddit.org is a German hosted instance that has to abide by the German law. By that law, your comment falls into a grey-zone of legality. As much as I agree with you, they were right in removing your comment, as they are legally obligated to. They could get into trouble if they don’t.

    To quote the feddit.org sidebar:

    Content that is illegal in Germany, Austria or Switzerland will be deleted and can lead to an immediate ban of the account.

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      Can you quote an article of German law forbidding calling nazis (or any other violent political group) pieces of shit?

      It is a genuine question - I am not familiar with German law.

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        Not that directly, but saying they have “zero worth” might be against GG Article 1

        Human dignity is inviolable

        Pretty sure dehumanizing can be prosecuted under this, even if its rather tame. Also there have been some laws over the last few years that criminalize violent speech on the internet and that give people the ability to report comments directly to agencies. These might make it quite dangerous for the instance to keep up these comments.

        I assure you, German leftist often say way more intense stuff on a daily basis, but not on publicly hosted servers

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      This line of reasoning was used by certain mods on lemmy.world when the public was posting pro Luigi sentiment.

      They cried that dutch law then US law required them to remove this comments and to suppress the discussion on news and politics subs on lemmy.world

      The largest pro luigi sub today is hosted on lemmy.world…

      This agreement is getting tired. Sure whoever runs the servers can do as they please, but the excuse of law breaking is disingenuous.