What rule did I break? Also, CEO is Indian and since he took over he has made YouTube worse so fuck off. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neal_Mohan) <- the fucking wikipedia of who the ceo is currently and no what I wrote isn't racism or discrimination you spineless, thin skinned bastards who keep reporting these posts and the only ones that get removed (I've posted posts that said slightly worse things)
@antoinnesterk@GossiTheDog I am chill. This just pisses me off since out of all the posts I shitpost, these get reported and removed while racist and xenophobic posts about Russians run around with no repercussion. I have zero respect for a whole country having the skin thickness of a piece of paper and can't handle anything negative about them. I got into an argument about my comments regarding homeless people and those posts didn't get removed when one of them threatened to ruin my life.
@antoinnesterk@GossiTheDog also, what I wrote doesn't fall under any of the rules and I got my appeal rejected immediately with no explanation what rule I broke so yeah, this is technically censorship. My crime is simply saying the CEO is Indian and saying enshittification probably got worse when he took over. If he was white, or I didn't mention his ethnicity, my post wouldn't have gotten removed.
@Hex What a stupid and shitty "opinion". Get your head examined, since Jim Crow laws are not "Nazi race laws".
That is also not how the Electoral College works.
People like you are just as bad as the idiots on the Nazi bar. Spreading your lack of education with your shitty opinions. If you actually wanted to make a point, do it without your bias because nobody gives a fuck about your feelings that are clearly affecting your input.
@GossiTheDog should I check if I got compromised since I write typescript? Like I really don't feel like it and I know for a fact that I don't have any git secrets but ffs.
@GossiTheDog I have always wondered if the reason companies and businesses pay ransoms is because they can write it off on their taxes? There was a case of a guy who got kidnapped and paid his ransom then went to court to argue that it was a business expense so he could write it off his taxes.