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Re:Inciting Violence vs Freedom of Speech by jack9 on Sunday August 20, 2017 @02:27PM (#15059595)
> I think that people who are willing to sympathize with neo-Nazis because a domain registrar refused to process their registration should be considered as just a subset of "Nazi sympathizers," and their views treated accordingly.

And there it is. If you disagree with me, you're a Nazi (subset). Predictable.

Re:Inciting Violence vs Freedom of Speech by geofft on Sunday August 20, 2017 @02:35PM (#15059630)
I did not say that. I said, if you're sympathize with Nazis, you're a Nazi sympathizer.

I think you can perfectly well disagree with Namecheap's decision without being a Nazi sympathizer (let alone a Nazi, which I accused nobody of being other than The Daily Stormer, who claim alignment with NSDAP policy). That is not what I was replying to. I was replying to the specific claim that people will sympathize with Nazis because of Namecheap's action.

The only predictable thing here is your strawman response, and even so, I would have hoped we'd have a higher quality of discourse on HN.

Re:Inciting Violence vs Freedom of Speech by jack9 on Sunday August 20, 2017 @02:57PM (#15059726)
> I did not say that.

> I said, if you're sympathize with Nazis, you're a Nazi sympathizer.

If a human is wounded, I will render aid. This has nothing to do with ideological sympathy. There can be, and are, other motives. Making blanket statements, like you continue to make, are irresponsible, at best.

> The only predictable thing here is your strawman response,

It's not a strawman to point out your conceptual failings. Good luck with whatever.