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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier
Did you know that Twitter has recently announced that dehumanising comments may now be classed as hate speech? Just saying. A similar policy wouldn't go amiss on here.
Not that anyone involved in that attack isn't a detestable example of humanity, or that he shouldn't face the full force of the law if he was in any way involved.
Just that there's a very good reason to avoid the extreme rhetoric and the wider internet is thankfully starting to catch onto that.
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I would say that anyone involved in terrorism, anyone involved with bombing and killing so many young people, has kind of dehumanised himself. Who gets to decide how strong the rhetoric can be? Can we
think it? Is
that okay?