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An ‘earthquake’ at Volkswagen – and a crisis for Germany?
(www.theguardian.com)
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Where can I see this? I'm looking about but can't find any mod log. Usually mods would inform commenters if they censor thsm, rather than do it silently.
Why were other comments removed, in that case? E.g. I don't see how "I don't think you know what Nazism means", in reply to a person who thinks moving a car factory is Nazi ideology is an example of rule breaking.
And apologies for the pedantry, but an ad hominem is when you dismiss someone's argument by attacking their character or their motivations. That's not what I did. I explained why their argument ('moving factories is Nazism') is absurd, then asked if they were a fuckwit. I didn't call them a fuckwit and leave it at that.
Rude? Yeah tbh it was, and I guess that's against a rule. But it's certainly not an ad hominem, and I kind of take issue with people seeking to minimise and whitewash Nazis, and tbh, I will be unapologetically rude to people who do that. I think Nazis are bad.
Thank you for the link, I didn't know it existed.