Can you provide examples that wouldn't be easily interpreted as trolling or personal attacks in any other context?
The ones cited here are just that to me (if you replaced the underlying talking points with, say, quilting). I wouldn't have an issue with moderators removing bad attitude/faith content in these cases.
the error of their ways
That's just, your opinion man⸮
mods are more than happy to use Germany's bad laws to shield their own
From experience in various German online forums, I'd say that it's very typical to see "anticipatory obedience" in all regards, not just relating to "Volksverhetzung" related topics. Seems to be a cultural thing.
Here, I'm purely referring to the instance-wide post about the admins' stance on policy, not to any of the cited mod actions which may or may not be seen as apologetic to zionism.
However, I don't agree with the blanket attribution of this behavior to "racism and fascism".
Just from a linguistic point of view: Death to X primarily associates with living beings, making me (a German, incidentally) automatically feel threatened if an angry mob would chant "Death to Germany" on my doorstep.
If I'd say "Death to @Aceticon@lemmy.dbzer0.com" and then later tried to explain that of course I was only speaking of that account, not the person, that would be a weak justification too.
Two things can be at once. For example, outage over crimes against humanity and civil discussion with strangers.
Some even vote them into and tolerate them remaining in office I hear.
Aren't we all complex human beings at the end of the day? Oh and of course ceterum censeo Carthagine esse delendam.
You're absolutely right. deep (fried) apologies.
Yeah, because people as well as opinions are purely binary. Luckily it's very easy to identify these communists lest we'd have to have them wear some clearly visibly symbol next to their username.
Boy I love me some bad faith online discussion to start the day.
The three wise monkeys are doing Sippenhaft now?
Great, let's not have any pluralism on a federated discussion platform. Way to make a stand for a world of peace and mutual understanding.
Maybe if we build a big wall around people we don't like, it sure went well the other times in the last 70 years.
So developed, much freedom
I'm trying to determine the possible root cause of my coolant changing from clear to a dark blue color and showing light greenish particles.
My main worry is that the build is freshly assembled (more on that later) and I'd have assumed that any algae growth / corrosion etc. would take some time.
Components include:
All components were bought new and were left unused in the original packaging for about a year. Then, now that I've assembled the build, I've rinsed the radiators with distilled water (which was also a bit old, but showed no visible degradation/particles and an old, used Eheim pump. While rinsing for a few hours, no particles/residue was seen in the reservoir. I then removed the distilled water and filled the assembled system with the coolant mix a few hours later. After removing the air pockets and having the loop run for about half a day, the system was shutdown for the night.
The next day, I noticed the depicted degradations: the coolant liquid adopted a blue color (according to the label, it is not the UV reactive kind) visible under various lighting conditions including natural light, also there's now resudue/particles visible in the reservoir and other parts of the loop.
I'm mainly wondering if the best course of action would be to just re-rinse and re-fill (with the same coolant - I've got enough left in the original bottle) or if I've missed some possible chemical reaction that would then just repeat.
Would the particles possibly be algae, copper oxyde or corroded PVC from the tubing? Is the blue coloring specifically a possible reaction to copper, some biological effect or does it hint at another specific reaction taking place?
Would algae have formed / copper corroded in the original packaging and then bloomed/grown this quickly (components were never exposed to water before assembly)? In that case, shouldn't the initial 1-2 hours of rinsing with distilled water have exposed something?
cross-posted from https://lemmy.ca/post/53697985
Source: Nortverse (oftentimes NSFW)
"they" from the link are db0 though, not blahaj. I didn't find any possibly controversial community bans in blahaj's modlog if I checked correctly.