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Old 09-17-14, 12:05 PM   #2
Oberon
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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve View Post
If it was proven the member in question would be banned. That he has not been means that while suspected, it has not been proven. If you can't prove it then you don't cast aspirations, and you don't call people names. That should be simple.
I'm just going to come in here.

What sort of proof is required?

I refer to the Subsim rules which state:
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Subsim allows for a wide range of opinions, politics, and attitudes but we do not accept members who are associated with hate groups. Examples include but are not limited to Neo-Nazi groups, Westboro Baptist Church types, racist supremacists, Klansmen, black militants, Islamic militants, Jewish conspiracists, anti-Semites, posting links to racist music, propaganda denying the Holocaust.
How does one prove such a thing without the person involved going "Oh hai, I'm a member of Stormfront, death to all the Jews."
Is it when they post links to videos with viewpoints that are based in religious or cultural hatred? Is it when they make those viewpoints repeatedly on multiple occasions and dismiss other people as fools for not believing in the same thing that they do?
Where is the line in the sand?
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