the mod said they will unban him if he remove the post in /r/viking

  • redditexcommunicado@lemmy.world
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    Check out my handle people. I was permabanned because a mod form one of the subs had a personal vendetta against me, he or she ended up reporting me to Reddit HQ citing racism when I had a civil and celebrated comment on the sub. The topic was regarding poverty as an identity amongst young people in my country, obviously I got permabanned so I decided to leave Reddit as a whole, since the Reddit mods do not want to establish any kind of conversation so I could explain the situation in a better way. I was a 17 year active user as well, I am sure the mod who banned me was not even there when I signed up.

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      I started a new account a few months back and had to start building karma, so I was commenting a lot in the subs for new users. Every other day there was a post about “why can’t I post?” “Am I banned already?” etc. becasue reddit is trash, and I would respond explaining about karma thresholds and bots, and how reddit mostly doesn’t care about new people all that much.

      I got a 3-day ban for “pushing an agenda” - which is backed by plenty of evidence that any mod of any community can see. But if you have an opinion that doesn’t work with a mod, out you go.

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    Such hypocrites. If it was about God or Jesus, no problem. Reddit hates people having different opinions. They prefer bots instead.

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      Allah is the very same Abrahamic God that Christians believe in.

      Except for Muslims only God the Father counts, and Jesus is merely a prophet.

      But who cares, right?

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    The most incredible thing was that the guy got a reply from a mod. That never happened to me when I got banned from subs.

    One thing I learned from reddit is that if you breathe wrong, you will get permabanned and accused of racism and if you try and argue your case, you will be ignored.

    I don’t miss that site.

    Your friend’s rings look really nice btw.

  • But_my_mom_says_im_cool@lemmy.world
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    Lemmy isnt any better, I’ve been banned from a few Lemmy communities for wrong think or cause someone got mad that I disagreed with them. When you ask for clarification you get the same hostile bullshit that Reddit mods had. Having people mod communities is always gonna fail, because someone with a power trip and hurt feelings will always she the one applying to be the mod

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    Disgusting and such a clear example of the damage we do to another when we accept the all encompassing conditions of corporate social media without resistance.

    When a website is being run for profit, this kind of shockingly ugly simplification of “foreign” ideas (Islam is NOT foreign to the US) is inveitable. In order to monetize, the system demands this degree of ignorance.

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    This made me realize that, throughout basically all of Viking history, Islam was already a thing. Curious.

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      Most likely they raided Spain when it was Al-Andalus.

      Tho vikings did have a phase where they served as bodyguards in Byzantine empire. They definetely bought stuff from a muslim merchant.

      Second point is more interesting because not one history teacher I had went over how focused mediveal muslims were when topic came to merchants. Last prophet in Islam was a regular merchant until he was past 40.

      You can imagine trading becoming a core part of religious culture over time. To this day you can negotiate prices when buying anything from any religious muslim by saying “The Prophet used to bargain.”

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      “Allah” is also simply the Arabic word for God, and was actually also used there before Islam.

      Although there could be further clues that link these rings to Islam, of course.

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      “Viking history” is pretty late. While Norse culture is much older, the (written) history about it only started when christian or muslim scholars started to write it down. And they only did that once the vikings started raiding and trading with the christian and muslim world at around 800 CE. They established trade networks and colonies along the big rivers of eastern Europe and reached the black sea and Caspian sea, which is most likely the origin of the ring the post is about.

      Islam was founded 600 CE so yes, you are right.

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    Ok Hiram, you go to the northern lands to sell steel, as part of the plan.

    What plan?

    Never mind, you just sell steel ro the infidels.

    But if there’s a plan, maybe I…

    You just sell steel!

    … a thousand years go by …

    Look at this ring, it looks like Arabic script.

    … thiusands of kilometers away…

    Finally! The plan is coming together!

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    May subs use scripts to moderate also which is very lazy. If you want to give warnings that is fine but they shouldn’t be used to ban. The worst are the subs that ban based on you leaving a comment in a sub they don’t like regardless of context. That should violate reddit rules because it blocks users from participating across the app and violates their access without any warning.

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      I agree that it’s bullshit to ban someone from your group because they are subbed to a group that you don’t like. For subs that fear brigading by people that disagree with the intent of their group all they have to do is set up a "FLAIR’ policy. You ask the mod for flair. They do a quick check of your history and they allow you access.

      In general if you invest just a bit of time on research you will unfortunately find that one political leaning much more than the other bans people simply because they belong to a group that they don’t like.

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        that would never happen on lemmy!

        /s

        source: I’ve been banned from communities I have never visited because the mods said I’m a racist bigot.

        1000001947

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        jokes on them, I hate everyone equally regardless of race or gender. I especially hate malicious liars and ethically challenged mods.

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          Let’s say it’s less likely on Lemmy. And group bans seem to last for days instead of forever.

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    I dislike all religion for obvious reasons. Example, god would never allow the mass starvation of children no matter which god. He doesn’t work in mysterious ways. But freedom of speech to allow me to express my freedom to not believe in any god and to call god and any political party and or company stupid is Paramount to anything else.

    I don’t get it, I don’t see any religious connotations and the rings look cool.

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      I’m trying to come up with a reasonable context for words “for Allah”. When have you heard anyone say “For Jesus”? In what scenario would you say it?

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        The mind set just might have been a lot different from how we think today…

        And if you want a copy of a 1000 year old ring, you really should copy it and not edit it to fit someone else’s notions about religion.

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          The mind set just might have been a lot different from how we think today…

          I dunno who “we” is, but it’s exactly the same for the vast majority of people in imperial core. Just not with scary arabic. See my other comment for a few examples out of countless.

          And if you want a copy of a 1000 year old ring, you really should copy it and not edit it to fit someone else’s notions about religion.

          Why not? Who cares?

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            “We” is the majority of people compared to way back when and today. Don’t be obtuse. Just compare the thoughts and beliefs of one mere generation ago from anywhere on the planet as compared to today if you need an example. And people across the planet and history have always had different thoughts and beliefs than they do today. No matter your take on the “imperial core”.

            As to why copy a rare 1000 year old design as close as possible? It’s their bauble and choice, not yours or mine, (though I will defend their right to do so). And besides it’s what the word “copy” means. Not “similar” or “kind of like it”.

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        “Jesus saves”, “God is my co-pilot”, “OMG”, “god is love”, “the lord is my savior”, “christ is king”, etc etc etc…

        It’s literally everywhere in English. I’m constantly bombarded with the exact same stuff that the brainwashed cry about when it’s “allah”.

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          Exactly, but pointing out the historical context for this is going to get you downvoted.

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        That’s the assumption that god is benevolent and would like to not murder people. Any other god doesn’t deserve any admiration.

        If there was nothing to tell you that those gods exist then you’d never know and wouldn’t be bothered by connecting bad or good things to the existence of a god.

        But as we know, Gazan people and Ukrainians are being murdered every day for ~the past 5 years. At any point of those 5 years of suffering god could have stopped it. But nah, ratchet it some more instead. and that’s reason enough to not believe in a god or to even hate an asshole in power who won’t move a finger to prevent suffering. And I don’t need to stand on moral high ground. I think most of us could agree that feeding the hungry is the logical thing a good person would be doing at this time.