Eurasia border countries ISOT to World War II
Trouble in the Caucuses ISOT
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Stop: This Is Not Mindful
this is not mindful
So, I want to explain why you're being infracted for Rule 2 in this post.
First, it bears saying that there is a legitimate and interesting discussion to be had about how differing readings of the chicken bones about the deep history of Eurasia have informed various political movements on the far right. This definitely includes the far right in Ukraine, along with the far right every where else. There is also a legitimate discussion to be had about how various political orientations in Ukraine, both on the right and not on the right, have sought to emphasise the "Europeanness" of Ukraine for various reasons, since Euromaidan and the 2014 invasion, but arguably going back to 19th century nationalist movements or earlier.
What is not legitimate or mindful is to say that "Ukrainians" plural, I.E. most or all Ukrainians by a plain reading, see themselves as "Aryan Masters". This would be really not ideal under normal circumstances, but during a war of aggression by Russia where multiple crimes against humanity have been committed under the banner of "denazification", this becomes a great deal more problematic. This does not so much stumble as leap into the arms of Russian rhetoric justifying their war effort, including a very real battle of disinformation and counter-disinformation being fought on the internet right now.
I realise this was probably not your intent; if I thought it was, then it would have been escalated higher. But we all have a responsibility to be mindful in how we post, especially in a time like this, because of how our posts can be read by others. So I have no choice but to give you a standard infraction Rule 2. Please be a bit more careful in the future.
Thanks for your time.
First, it bears saying that there is a legitimate and interesting discussion to be had about how differing readings of the chicken bones about the deep history of Eurasia have informed various political movements on the far right. This definitely includes the far right in Ukraine, along with the far right every where else. There is also a legitimate discussion to be had about how various political orientations in Ukraine, both on the right and not on the right, have sought to emphasise the "Europeanness" of Ukraine for various reasons, since Euromaidan and the 2014 invasion, but arguably going back to 19th century nationalist movements or earlier.
What is not legitimate or mindful is to say that "Ukrainians" plural, I.E. most or all Ukrainians by a plain reading, see themselves as "Aryan Masters". This would be really not ideal under normal circumstances, but during a war of aggression by Russia where multiple crimes against humanity have been committed under the banner of "denazification", this becomes a great deal more problematic. This does not so much stumble as leap into the arms of Russian rhetoric justifying their war effort, including a very real battle of disinformation and counter-disinformation being fought on the internet right now.
I realise this was probably not your intent; if I thought it was, then it would have been escalated higher. But we all have a responsibility to be mindful in how we post, especially in a time like this, because of how our posts can be read by others. So I have no choice but to give you a standard infraction Rule 2. Please be a bit more careful in the future.
Thanks for your time.