[antiethnostate]

Alright.

So, if a country says "you cannot criticize anyone who promotes exclusionary ethnostates", or even "you cannot criticize anyone who promotes exclusionary Jewish ethnostates in particular", then Facebook should ban that content on behalf of the exclusionary ethnostate supporters.

Otherwise, allow criticism of exclusionary ethnostates. White supremacy and zionism are two sides of the same coin—both feed off each other, justify each other, complement each other.

[zpeti]

I’m a bit triggered by your two examples. What is your opinion of Muslim countries who believe in their superiority and spreading Islam in the world?

[mschuster91]

> So, if a country says "you cannot criticize anyone who promotes exclusionary ethnostates", or even "you cannot criticize anyone who promotes exclusionary Jewish ethnostates in particular", then Facebook should ban that content on behalf of the exclusionary ethnostate supporters.

Exactly these kinds of questions are what should be regulated by international agreements between countries.

> White supremacy and zionism are two sides of the same coin—both feed off each other

What?