You posted a discussion to the Ukraine community about an article from a right-wing newspaper making a spurious claim that Ukrainians are doing Nazi salutes, and you're surprised you were banned? The same newspaper that was agreed to publish pro-Nazi content during the war.

Your question assumed the article was telling the truth. In reality, it's propaganda, and you were spreading it as fact. There are two possibilities for why you did this, and neither are flattering.

I assume the title is correct, but could you link to the original De Telegraaf article? Thanks.

Anyway, fascism is never ok, but Ukraine having a huge nazi problem is Russian propaganda. IRC fascists gained 2% in the last election. Azov has neo-nazi roots, that's not ok, but has in large part been denazified. Many of the original members are dead.

The far right in Ukraine is far smaller than in neighbouring countries, including Russia. For example, here's a few pictures of a Russian nationalist march:

Meanwhile Russia has been supporting the far-right across Europe and in the US. For example:

But this isn't just real-politik or pragmatism. For example, Putin had Ivan Ilyin reburied in Russia. He has often quoted him and admires him. Ivan Ilyin was a self-avowed fascist, openly admired Mussolini and Hitler, and a virulent anti-communist. Russia is run by an elite who to be generous deeply admire fascism, co-operate with fascists, and who in all likelihood are fascists.

Another example, Dmitry Utkin, the co-founder of the Wagner group. Note the tattoos.

You cross posted an anti-Ukraine propaganda piece from lemmygrad into a pro-Ukraine group. Of course you are going to get banned. It is pretty disingenuous of you to act like it's not your fault.

It may be heavy handed. But it is understandable. Ukraine has bigger fash to fry. And specific actors defend the bigger fash by constantly bringing up Azov. Should Ukraine reject the aid of our fascist government, and azov's manpower. Just letting the Russian fascists roll over them? How is this a currently useful discussion?

Many of the comments are trying to appraise whether Ukraine authentically has something akin to a "Nazi problem".

The most basic observations are that Ukraine has Nazis and that all Nazis are a problem. The same is true of other nations.

Every source either will seek to exaggerate or to minimize the severity and relevance of the problem. Simply, even by someone of greatest possible moral purity, there is no objective or neutral means to appraise the matter.

A pro-Ukraine community naturally will take every measure to repel content appearing to vindicate Russian nationalism.

What is the original source?

It's difficult to discuss PTB here, because after a quick glance at the community in question, you'll easily find that it's not a place for discussing Ukrainian affairs, but simply a propaganda cesspool dedicated to parroting certain talking points. Therefore, I have no idea why you expected a different outcome.

On the other hand, it's quite interesting to note that, while it's obvious to everyone that you don't need to have any sympathy for Maduro to condemn Trump's actions, any opposition to Putin's actions is magically inseparable from efforts to whitewash nazi crap.

To start a morning i personally do no less then 30 nazi salutes while wermacht classics play on tv.

Tankie scumbag. Either willing or unwilling, but you did their work.

i thought all the nazis moved to the u.s. ... arent they running the country now??