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- Embed this notice@joostvb@mastodon.green @lxo@snac.lx.oliva.nom.br That doesn't really change much about the whole concept. Are you living on a nazi street, or is that ok because moving your home is "too much effort". Or does it affect the whole city if a nazi lives there? Where is the line of "too much effort to avoid nazis"?
And does this go into effect only if you are personally aware of someone being a nazi? Are you now required to screen everyone's thoughts at the door before letting someone in, to avoid accidentally hosting a nazi bar?
Let's also not forget the other part of my post, when is someone officially a nazi? Germany used to have a lot of nazis, but we (hopefully) don't consider people nazis just because they live in Germany.
Guilt by association used to be considered a pretty dumb idea when I grew up. I wonder why nowadays people try to argue in its favour.