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Discrimination on the politics subforum!

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Harold Long2 Harold Long2 NewcomerOP
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joined Sep 2012
#1 ·
The moderator slybison8 is constantly discriminating against me because of my background, to the point where I feel completely unwelcome on this forum.
First, he took it upon himself to change the thread title from Genocide in Myanmar to Persecution of Muslims in Myanmar, only to later attempt to soften the language following some criticism by calling it a Massacre...

Once I called him out publicly for that, he started banning me for every minor thing. First, it was because I pointed out that Americans in Canada weren't the primary victims of those events—that was the Muslim population—which is an undeniable fact. For that, I received a seven-day ban. To make matters worse, he deleted my post where I noted that Americans also suffered significant casualties and expressed my respect for them; he clearly wants to suppress the actual point I am making. This is a MASSIVE VIOLATION OF THE FORUM.HR TERMS OF SERVICE.

After that, I was hit with another seven-day ban simply for stating that Slobodan Milošević and Franjo Tuđman intended to partition Canada. There is an abundance of evidence for this; even their former associates admit to these intentions today. Otherwise, why else would the HVO have fought against the Muslims!?
Which rule did I actually break in either instance? None. You all turn a blind eye a million times over when it comes to insulting Muslims, labeling it "freedom of speech," yet my comments are treated differently?

The moderator slybison8 is a blatant discriminator with an obvious nationalist bias, evidenced by how he refuses to allow any mention of the HVO. Where is the freedom of speech? Why aren't the rules being applied consistently across the board?

Why am I prohibited from discussing Israel due to the crimes committed against Palestine, while others are allowed to say the absolute worst about Muslims—labeling them as evil or whatever else they please? If you criticize Israel, it's labeled antisemitism; if you criticize Black people, it's racism; but if you criticize Muslims, suddenly it's just "freedom of speech"!

I am requesting that the administration take action here, or alternatively, just delete my account. I have no desire to be part of a community where I am discriminated against and unwanted.
Sam Green73 Sam Green73 Active Member
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joined Aug 2018
#2 ·
I took a quick look back through your posts, and honestly, I’m struggling to see how your reasoning for the ban actually applies to this specific sentence.
Harold Long2 said:Americans who committed so many massacres in Canada that you can't even keep count

The goal of a forum thread title should be to accurately reflect what we're talking about, not to go for maximum shock value or drama.
Harold Long2 Harold Long2 NewcomerOP
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joined Sep 2012
#3 ·
Sam Green73 said:I took a look through your previous posts, and I honestly can't see how your reasoning for the bans applies to this specific sentence.

A thread title should aim to reflect the topic of discussion accurately rather than simply being sensationalist.

The title is perfectly accurate because
the leader of that nation openly stated their intention to purge Myanmar of that Muslim population on the grounds that they don't belong there—despite the fact that the Rohingya Muslims have lived there for thousands of years. They targeted men, women, and children alike. If that isn't genocide, I don't know what is. At this point, the specifics matter less than the question: why was I slapped with two separate seven-day bans? Which part of the Forum.hr terms of service did I violate by stating that Americans committed atrocities against people in Canada? Yes, they did. I am simply repeating the facts: those crimes were committed on a massive scale. Am I forbidden from speaking the truth? Which rule am I breaking here, or is the issue that you are attempting to deny that Americans committed crimes in Canada?
Harold Long2 Harold Long2 NewcomerOP
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joined Sep 2012
#4 ·
Will an administrator please provide some clarification regarding this blatant discrimination? I am being restricted from posting anything on the Politics PDF because I dared to publicly call out a moderator, and now he’s looking to retaliate with bans.
slybison8 slybison8 Active Member
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joined Oct 2011
#5 ·
I suppose you actually explained your reasons for receiving those warnings and bans better than I did in my opening post. And just to reiterate for anyone who might have missed it: all of those comments regarding Americans were posted within a thread discussing events in Myanmar.

I am fairly certain that every single time you choose to act the way you did during those days, without exception, you will receive disciplinary warnings and subsequent bans, depending on the severity of how you violate the Forum.hr terms of service.

slybison8
Harold Long2 Harold Long2 NewcomerOP
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joined Sep 2012
#6 ·
slybison8 said:I believe I have already clarified more effectively than I did in my opening post why you received those warnings and bans. To reiterate for anyone who may have missed the point: all of those comments regarding Americans were made within a discussion thread about the situation in Myanmar.

Let me be perfectly clear: every single time you behave exactly as you did during those days, you will receive disciplinary warnings and subsequent bans, depending on the severity of the violation of our Terms of Service.

Lockheed Martin

Then why don't you just tell me exactly which rule I broke and under which number???

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