• @tabular@lemmy.world
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      41 month ago

      Deleted twitter at least 10 years ago. I assume it’s become a lot worse but is the vast majority of it really pro Nazi?

      • @otto@sh.itjust.works
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        That’s what I hear. I deleted my Twitter many years ago, too. Although, it was still pretty bad then

    • @Buffalox@lemmy.world
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      1 month ago

      Well for one denial of holocaust is illegal in many countries. Often under wider rules that falsification of historical facts is illegal.

      EU should ban Xitter, because it’s a channel for history falsification and hate speech.

        • @Buffalox@lemmy.world
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          51 month ago

          If you are in USA, I seriously wish so too, because the latrine that is the debate in USA is flowing over to the rest of the world.

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          A law to prevent spreading false history may sound good but I fear it’s not a good solution. In bad hands the law can instead can attack history to promote a false one. If an inconvenient truth happens to looks like the dribble a Holocaust denier would say then good hands may punish an otherwise good person, promoting a different incorrect history.

          I’m convinced I cannot trust anyone to judge - for me - what I should be able to read/hear. There must be better ways to defeat Nazism ideology.