"Arab slavetrade" is now apparently a banned term on /r/worldnews. Go testdrive that shit for yourself.

128    23 Jun 2019 19:47 by u/zurbelox

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47 u/AwesomeBro_exe 24 Jun 2019 00:20
As an arab, this is the kind of thing that makes me lose hope in the future.
1 u/[deleted] 27 Jun 2019 20:21
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29 u/[deleted] 23 Jun 2019 19:55
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21 u/xxb4xx [M] 23 Jun 2019 23:39
I don't think we've got that level of love here yet. Then again, I don't want cancer so I keep away from r/worldnews and r/politics.
1 u/OkCustard 05 Jul 2019 21:27
Cross-sub bans are against the rules. There’s a report form [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/banned/comments/9h8t7u/reddit_now_has_a_form_to_report_bad_moderators/) Joke’s on them, I was *already* banned from r/worldnews
2 u/xxb4xx 05 Jul 2019 23:33
Good stuff, I remember T_D users being the main target
14 u/wafflehousewhore 24 Jun 2019 07:13
Why "grey wolves?" What's that about?
19 u/DJTursas * 24 Jun 2019 13:18
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_Wolves_(organization) Grey Wolves are the biggest far right organisation in Germany and are spread all over Europe. They are muslim Turk ultranationalists. Like, they literally translate and publish Mein Kampf and other far right literature in Arabic. There are always these stories about "rising far right extremism", but if you mention that they are muslims it's always deleted. Here is a good example: https://imgur.com/a/rVkzgVO The jews are saying that the stats published by Americans like ADL and SPLC are fake and it's because of the muslims, but /r/worldnews deletes any mentions of actual statistics proving so. EU also just published a study that recognised muslims as the biggest perpetrators of antisemitic crimes. All of that will be deleted if you mention it. And it's not just jews the grey wolves attack, it's also even other Turks in Germany. It's like they have imported a turkish mini civil war to Europe and now they are blaming the natives for it and trying to paint it as "far-right" without ever mentioning who they actually are.
8 u/lPFreeIy 24 Jun 2019 13:35
It looks like people turning on the SPLC and the ADL is becoming a lot more mainstream. Lot of lawsuits coming up for the SPLC to deal with too, that gives me great hope for the future
0 u/YourNameHere23 24 Jun 2019 16:27
Hitler was not far right
2 u/ferdeox 25 Jun 2019 12:57
Shut the fuck up, retard. XD
1 u/OkCustard 05 Jul 2019 21:29
Welcome to the alt-*left*, where Muslims are *de jure* immune to all criticism, even when it makes sense. Criticize a straight white Christian male and it’s fine, but do the exact same criticism to a Muslim and everyone **loses their minds**. I don’t mean this to be Islamophobic; I’m just summarizing this post
1 u/haunteddelusion 08 Jul 2019 23:41
Turk’s don’t speak Arabic, so I doubt they literally publish in Arabic...
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9 u/lispychicken 24 Jun 2019 15:39
It's not just key words, it's a lot of truths, facts and logic.. they wont have that there. They have a head in the sand approach to solving the worlds woes. BTW, if you've ever been in the military and deployed to the M.E, you would have absolutely seen the imported "slaves" the Arabs use to do all the work everywhere. Whether they are other Arabs, or filipinos, whatever, they are obvious and overworked/underpaid and have no voices nor rights. Lots of good (read: awful) articles and books out there about the Arab slave trade involving Africans. Talking castration to create eunuchs so they didnt reproduce. I am sure that the reddit children don't want to hear those stories though huh?
3 u/Linxiekins 24 Jun 2019 15:47
I can't check, I'm already banned for calling someone retarded.