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Is there a list of instances that support free speech?
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this post was submitted on 10 Aug 2023
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Most instances do. What do you feel like you cant say?
Doesn't seem true, most instances have a long list or rules and doesn't seem to tolerate basic slurs
Those aren't slurs. Slurs by definition denigrate an group of people at the same time as the person addressed, by saying, essentially, "You are an X and that is had because being X is bad."
One word: imbecile.
You are violating lemmy.ml rules. I'm not reporting you because i believe in free speech and i believe your comment added something to the discussion but someone else may report you and you could get banned
I reported myself just now. Let us see what is going to happen.
I don't care about you all discussing slurs but calling each other slurs crosses the line. Keep it about the discussion.