All from in this thread in !world@lemmy.world about a chant at a British music festival where an artist said “death, death to the IDF”.
After other users were quoting that chant in the comments and had comments removed and banned, the hero of our story, @theacharnian@lemmy.ca (appearing as “acargitz”) pointed out that under international law, fighting an occupying force is legitimate. But apparently not under world news rules, as their removed comments and the many explanations from mods make clear in the thread.
Equally against the rules is the call for the eradication of an organisation or business, even without an explicit call to violence against individual members of the business.
In the same thread: user @DeathToTheIDF@lemmings.world had comments removed for being anti-American “(again)”, though I couldn’t see the first time. It’s not even clear to me how the removed comments were anti-American.
Bonus points for the “DC Comics” removal reason. Though this seems to be incompetence, rather than malice.
You say, proving youve done so at least once.
I wasn’t talking about peoples feelings or opinions at all there.
I was summoned here. If nobody atted me I likely never would have known about this thread.
You were compelled?
Caring isn’t entirely bad. Just know that lemmy in general is not, it seems, a place where you are loved at present.
Seems rude to not show up if someone bothers to namecheck you.
Well then i guess you’re just too cool for us. Why are you still here, though?
They love the attention?
People keep asking questions, I mean I could just ghost everyone, but again, seems rude.
So you don’t care at all, fuck our feelings, we have nothing meaningful to say, you’re just, like, a paladin of manners?
When your feelings are “I don’t care about your rules” then, yes, fuck your feelings. It’s not my job to pat your hand and go “Awww, it will be OK.”
This is about 'why are you still in this thread, sorru, didn’t notice during initial response.
But what are your rules? Because they are, comprehensively, not “no violence”.