I responded to a post on X by some scumbag comparing what was happing in Gaza to the holocaust and another Jew hater responded to my tweet with “Proven 80% of Jews approve the ethnic cleansing.”
The population of Gaza has actually risen since 2022 suggesting that the Israelis are not very good at ethnic cleansing or perhaps they do not want to do it. The only race “cleansed” from Gaza in its history were the Jews. That is to say in 2005 all settlers and even all buried bodies were removed from the strip by the Israeli Government.
So the statement by Kark @Crospington was just a blood libel, a palbable falsehood. Jews cannot overwhelmingly approve of what is not happening. I responded by tweeting out his tweet and above it writing “Jew haters always blocked, why would I engage with such utter scum?”
Indeed. Any sane person can see that Karl has engaged in hateful conduct, a blood libel against the Jews and that I have responded as is fair by flagging that up and blocking him. So, someone has reported me to twitter and it has found ME guilty of hateful conduct! Orwellian or what? X says in an email:
Your post was reported and had its visibility limited for violating the X rules. Specifically:
We have determined your post violated our rules against Hateful Conduct.
You may not promote violence against, threaten, or harass other people on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, religious affiliation, age, disability, or serious disease.
As a result, your post may stay on the platform but we have limited its reach. You can learn more about how your post’s visibility is limited on our Help Center.
If you think we’ve made a mistake, you can appeal the violation by going to your post and selecting “Learn more”.
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I have appealed but such is the sewer of antisemitism now enveloping the West that facts seem no longer to matter, the screams of Jew hatred and blood libels are so loud and all pervasive, one can object but nobody seems to care.
The population of Gaza has actually risen since 2022 suggesting that the Israelis are not very good at ethnic cleansing or perhaps they do not want to do it. The only race “cleansed” from Gaza in its history were the Jews. That is to say in 2005 all settlers and even all buried bodies were removed from the strip by the Israeli Government.
So the statement by Kark @Crospington was just a blood libel, a palbable falsehood. Jews cannot overwhelmingly approve of what is not happening. I responded by tweeting out his tweet and above it writing “Jew haters always blocked, why would I engage with such utter scum?”
Indeed. Any sane person can see that Karl has engaged in hateful conduct, a blood libel against the Jews and that I have responded as is fair by flagging that up and blocking him. So, someone has reported me to twitter and it has found ME guilty of hateful conduct! Orwellian or what? X says in an email:
Your post was reported and had its visibility limited for violating the X rules. Specifically:
We have determined your post violated our rules against Hateful Conduct.
You may not promote violence against, threaten, or harass other people on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, religious affiliation, age, disability, or serious disease.
As a result, your post may stay on the platform but we have limited its reach. You can learn more about how your post’s visibility is limited on our Help Center.
If you think we’ve made a mistake, you can appeal the violation by going to your post and selecting “Learn more”.
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I have appealed but such is the sewer of antisemitism now enveloping the West that facts seem no longer to matter, the screams of Jew hatred and blood libels are so loud and all pervasive, one can object but nobody seems to care.
UPDATE. My appeal has been successful so folks can now see my tweet again. What was X thinking about in blocking it in the first place? Will some Jew hating scumbag employee or AI bot be disciplined because, if not, this sort of nonsense will happen again.
