I'm a Jew, a Zionist, and a knee-jerk supporter of Israel. That makes me the type of person many of these posts are hating on. But I don't think that they should be taken down. I would rather that the hatred of me and my tribe remain public and visible, so that we can see it and respond appropriately. Hiding it does not remove the sentiment or the danger. Words spoken against such hate, convincing people that it is n…
Anti-Semitic social posts 'not taken down' in 80% of cases
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#52Does this include all the legitimate criticisms of Israel that people try to lazily deflect with accusations of antisemitism? Who is doing the counting?
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#53I'm skeptical of this kind of analysis without concrete examples of the kind of content that wasn't removed. Even if you trust the researchers (I personally am not familiar with them), there are legitimate reasons why they might not categorize things the same way as social media platforms. e: Turns out that the researchers' full report actually does contain concrete examples, which seem to be legitimately bad and tak…
I've reported this page countless times that purports to be about 'jewish contributions to society' but is clear as day dog whistling. https://www.instagram.com/jewish.contributions/?hl=en
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#54Does this include all the legitimate criticisms of Israel that people try to lazily deflect with accusations of antisemitism? Who is doing the counting?
The article doesn't mention anything like that and gives a good idea of the examples. Did anyone even read the article?
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#55Are the George Soros ones actually anti-semitic? I'm sure some are, but it seems most are just anti George Soros.
Yes, the evolution of the GS conspiracies are just putting a name to the "Jews are running the world" conspiracies, giving him god like powers to manipulate and control.
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#56Are the George Soros ones actually anti-semitic? I'm sure some are, but it seems most are just anti George Soros.
Yes, the evolution of the GS conspiracies are just putting a name to the "Jews are running the world" conspiracies, giving him god like powers to manipulate and control.
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#57Earlier quoted context omitted.
He's right
What was the flagged comment?
> > Hate speech doesn't exist, they made up the term to shut you up.
Sort of, it is difficult to draw the line somewhere because some people will disagree on the 'rules' and definition of what 'hate speech' is.
> Comment was of course flagged. Because this website (like most of the internet), is controlled by the far left. Which seem to sympathize with censorship for whatever reason.
I don't know about that one. But even when I present strong evidence to my claims, follow the guidelines, I still get downvoted without reason or any response as to why.
As for censorship, you know that there are some HNers here who would do anything to defend their companies name; even if it means flagging and downvoting you right?
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#58Are the George Soros ones actually anti-semitic? I'm sure some are, but it seems most are just anti George Soros.
I've witnessed this behavior in other places and on social media. I don't know what the goal is of this false labeling.
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#59Earlier quoted context omitted.
The article doesn't mention anything like that and gives a good idea of the examples. Did anyone even read the article?
Why would I need TFA to mention it when I've seen with my own eyes three or four Netanyahu UN hissy fits? You know, the ones where someone curtails military aid and he stands up and compares it to the holocaust?
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#60Earlier quoted context omitted.
Why would I need TFA to mention it when I've seen with my own eyes three or four Netanyahu UN hissy fits? You know, the ones where someone curtails military aid and he stands up and compares it to the holocaust?
Are you asking why would you need to read the article that is up for discussion?