As Savant already said
and what were you thinking before savant played the part of lawyer?
this falls under "inflammatory content."
So connecting the ban to the CoC with even a single sentence was... what? Overly burdensome?
I'd say it's decidedly inflammatory to repeatedly tell a practicing Jew that any harm that befell their family during the Holocaust was effectively something they incurred and deserved.
So when is it not inflammatory to tell someone that people just like them deserve to die? To suffer?
Show us how "inflammatory" isn't just a label for your whim.
So if you don't like that I didn't give a comprehensive list of examples and as complete of an explanation for why Shila was banned,
No, that would be distracting with details. This is what I want a comprehensive explanation of:
Ratman says:
Agreeing with Holocaust apologetics is bannable.
and used Shila's ban as evidence.
Savant latched onto "inflammatory" and I am quite certain that is the first time anyone has done that. When someone gives you an excuse to use the current CoC as a carte blanche suddenly you're willing to acknowledge it exists, what a coincidence.
Either the reason for Shila's ban is not 'agreeing with holocaust apologetics' or 'agreeing with holocaust apologetics' = 'Encouragement of mass genocide' = 'inflammatory content' that is also simultaneously NOT an 'opinion on a topic, no matter how controversial or offensive'.
Unless somebody bans me to shut me up, I will follow this rabbit all the way down the hole. We will see if there is a coherent story at the bottom.
Right now all I see is a bunch of excuses that are not meshing very well.