Would talking about white genocide here get censored under the "whites here cannot attack nonwhite groups" rule?

posted 2 years ago by AzureAceStarburstXXX 2 years ago by AzureAceStarburstXXX +26 / -4

If you can't tell the truth about certain groups without being accused of attacking these groups, ask yourself why these groups hate the truth.

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– AbleistSL 14 points 2 years ago +15 / -1

Does saying "Ashkenazi populations have a nasty history of ethnic nepotism, and that's why several of them are globalist conspirators and regressive leftism is rampant in the Jewish community." qualify as an identity based attack?

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– DomitiusOfMassilia [M] -2 points 2 years ago +1 / -3

It's dancing the line because of "nasty history of ethnic nepotism", so I'd look at your context behind that to make a judgement.

The issue is about carefully drawing the line on the specificity & the root of the argument, for example:

Blacks commit a significant amount of crime - (no issue)
Blacks are commit a significant amount of crime, because of a culture ravaged by Leftism - (no issue)
Blacks are commit a significant amount of crime, because they are innately criminal - (Rule 16)
Blacks are inherently criminal - (Rule 16)
Blacks are criminal - (statement implies universal racial sentiment - Rule 16)

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