shady acres wrote: » god punished that whore already
Nixonbot wrote: » Oh, I do care. AH is a shithole now. I'll happily move every single migration and politics (especially identity politics) thread somewhere else, maybe the bin where they belong, but then everyone else will complain. Seems to be absolutely nothing we can do about this, particularly a solution that everyones happy with.
Kivaro wrote: » It most certainly is. If the business owners of boards read the most recent thread on the Syrian families arriving in Ireland; particularly the posts from one particular (now thread banned) poster, then not only would they give up on boards, but possibly give up on humanity itself. The bile and bigotry of his posts should have been stopped sooner, but then as Beasty said, mods cannot be online 24/7. That thread (and many like it) have no place on AH. The fact that these types of threads are still allowed to fester on AH is an obvious business decision; albeit a fairly bad one. I pity the mods who have to deal with them on AH; I'm sure that they didn't sign up for that.
Deleted User wrote: » The site should treat posters like adults who don't need to be protected from society's evils. It's not like Stormfront (wtf) and it hasn't been invaded by the alt-right. Russian trolls don't operate here. The fake news being mentioned is a red herring. Sure, 350m to the NHS was a lie, but how could a mod in AH say "fake news" and take action against a poster for quoting the British Foreign Secretary or the BBC? I see bigotry in AH, not some fake new epidemic.
Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: Isn't there a ranting and raving forum where the migration/id politics ones could go where it's actually not allowed to go against the OP's rant? Sounds like they'd fit in there nicely: it seems that a lot of the news stories are posted for validation rather than debate.
Captain Obvious wrote: » Fake news and the misrepresentation of facts is very prevalent, particularly on the controversial threads.
Canis Lupus wrote: » I'd like to think we're not as thick as the Americans or the Brits.
Try_harder wrote: » Why are better?
[Deleted User] wrote: » The site should treat posters like adults who don't need to be protected from society's evils. It's not like Stormfront (wtf) and it hasn't been invaded by the alt-right. Russian trolls don't operate here. The fake news being mentioned is a red herring. Sure, 350m to the NHS was a lie, but how could a mod in AH say "fake news" and take action against a poster for quoting the British Foreign Secretary or the BBC? I see bigotry in AH, not some fake new epidemic.
Deleted User wrote: » Is it, or is it the constant "Got proof of that?" being asked to people who say something like "This will make the housing crisis worse."? It's not fake news to base opinions on the happenings in other countries. I have family in Crimea and friends in Gothenburg. Their experiences first-hand are fake news in your book.
RasTa wrote: » https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057941606 Why am I reading about soros getting ride of the European white nation in AH and you say it isn't stormfront? Probably the same posters though
Try_harder wrote: » AH seem to all Alt Right posters free reign to abuse other posters at Will, that’s against the charter, but nothing happens.
Orion wrote: » Did you report the post? Coming to Feedback and moaning about it is not the same as alerting the mods about content they may not have seen. In fact all your doing by linking to it is amplifying it.
RasTa wrote: » Of course I did, they deemed it fine.
DS86DS wrote: » Macron, Merkel and Soros are doing their damned best to try and insure that the Kalergi plan becomes a reality.
_Kaiser_ wrote: » Actually, seeing as the topic of AH mods is on the table here - reading through the current thread on the 11 year old "performer", I see an interesting on-thread warning by one of the mods attempting to shut down balanced discussion of a serious topic. Nothing new there, but I am a bit tired of the random name-changing of certain Mods which not only causes confusion but (if it's the same previous one I'm thinking of) just strikes me as a way to hide from their actions.
batgoat wrote: » Conflating paedophilia and homosexuality is something that the site already ran into previously during the marriage referendum. As pointed out that the time, there was no factual basis for it and research already highlights that they're entirely separate. So conflating the two tends to be homophobic people getting very excited. It's not shutting down discussion, it's preventing the discussion going entirely off the rails which is what would happen.
_Kaiser_ wrote: » I don't think that most people would suggest that being gay automatically means having an unhealthy interest in children, but by automatically jumping to that presumption and overreacting as the Mod in question has done here it both censors discussion and ignores a reality that such things CAN happen - EVEN in the gay community Recognising that and calling it out for what it is isn't wrong, nor is it tarring the entire community with the same brush.
Pawwed Rig wrote: » The name of the mod is irrelevant. It is the message that is important. Can you expand on the incident you are referring to and I will have a look.