Response to Conn

[Conn]

Bro you walked up to a guy speaking in his language  and told him to stop speaking nazi. Most german people don’t like that and there’s a reason why there’s laws in place for them to forget about that part of history, maybe you could have made a lighthearted joke about the war or something and you wouldn’t have got banned

Why shouldn't someone learn about history if they were born decades after it occurred? Only the truly ignorant would try and censor information for the sake of temporary comfort, and that is what is wrong with society today. The tragedy of World War II should be remembered so that the same mistakes aren't repeated. Deliberately trying to forget about it is a form of denial, and the same attitude of people that lead to the war in the first place. It's no wonder why many countries keep making the same mistakes over and over again; they fail to learn from the past.

As for this point, in what world does calling someone a nazi then constitute educating them on their history? I think you’ll find that most, if not all Germans are aware of that part of their country’s history without Academy from the FearlessRP community taunting them and stamping them down as members of the fascist regime.

Another strawman, no such thing occured. If I were to tell you that I am jewish, would it be anti semitic of someone to say that I'm speaking zionist/ arab/ gibberish in case I start speaking hebrew? Of course not, it might come off as rude but it is nothing more than a perhaps insensitive comment about a language.

Yet again you’ve ignored the implications behind calling someone a Nazi. They didn’t like the comment, and I’m sure you’ll find that is a common theme when asking any German person their opinion on the matter. It’s not censorship of history, it’s downright insulting and rude at least, and this it is discriminatory.