Reddit Bans Nazi Groups and Others in Crackdown on Violent Content

Re:Reddit Bans Nazi Groups and Others in Crackdown on Violen... by oh_sigh on Thursday October 26, 2017 @06:09PM (#15563598)

Communities developing their own language and shared understanding is nothing new.

Yes, sometimes racist things are said, but are frequently downvoted or pushed back on. Unless, of course, if you considering being, say, anti-Islam as "racist".

The most common thing I see is that T_D users accept all races and immigrants, but only if they conform to western ideals(say, by not killing gay people or stoning women) and american culture.

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Re:Reddit Bans Nazi Groups and Others in Crackdown on Violen... by _euac on Friday October 27, 2017 @02:03AM (#15566063)

Would you say being "anti-Jewish" is racist or bigoted?

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Re:Reddit Bans Nazi Groups and Others in Crackdown on Violen... by oh_sigh on Friday October 27, 2017 @01:15PM (#15570328)

I think either word could work

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Re:Reddit Bans Nazi Groups and Others in Crackdown on Violen... by _euac on Friday October 27, 2017 @07:10PM (#15572987)

But somehow you don't consider being "anti-Islam" (read: anti-Muslim, because people with that set of prejudices is not going to be threading too thin) racist?

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Re:Reddit Bans Nazi Groups and Others in Crackdown on Violen... by hnbroseph on Thursday November 02, 2017 @12:54PM (#15612086)

"jewish" has, at least historically, had both an ethnic and religious component; which is why anti-jewish could potentially be described as racist, depending on the time and circumstance.

this is not really the case for islam or christianity; use of "racism" there is a typical "postmodernist race theorist" fallacy used to shut down discussion and avoid addressing arguments.

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