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Just another anti-Zionist out to prove that anti-Zionism isn't antisemitism.
Another Jewish user, one of our comrades, has now also been suspended for using the word goy.pic.twitter.com/Hgvb8Na2DP
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Shocked that a right-wing yutz would be making excuses for suspending an account for criticizing someone else's antisemitism.
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Maybe we're just not supposed to mention Rowling's racism?
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Another possibility. One user we know was banned for telling off Courtney Love after she went on an Islamophobic rant against Linda Sarsour.
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But this isn't happening algorithmically. It's being done manually by people reporting the tweets and Twitter mods penalizing the authors. I can type goy a hundred times and it won't get autoflagged.
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I’m a goy and I’ve never felt weird being identified as one. I know it’s possible to make it feel mean, but I know it’s literally the term for non-jews. People shouldn’t be suspended for it when there are actual nazis on this platform.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I mean, it identifies her as not part of a religious/ethnic/national group — and maybe it’s arguable that is a form of ethnic labeling — but where’s the promoting violence, threat or harassment? Does Twitter really want to censor just for calling out antisemitism?
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Any tweet calling someone out using certain words can be considered harassment... the tweet with that word in it is considered harassment
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