@thejessiekirk Absolutely, 100%

Even in cases of, "This person has committed Crime X and we are deporting them" they should be treated with dignity and respect.

Jesus even went so far to say how you treat prisoners is directly related to how you treat him.

Caring for people shouldn't determine political affiliation. Healthcare shouldn't be a profit generator.

It's all so messed up

@sackofbones @davidgerard

Same. Especially since they banned the nazi and even said "normally we wouldn't do this but it's so blatant."

I'd even take "We're unbanning you, please follow the process next time" or whatever.

@davidgerard

Talk a lot of shit, then clutch your pearls when someone calls you out for being a shitty person. "Freedom of speech, be professional, etc"

Typical bully behavior.

I was glad to hear they banned the Nazi. But then heard the original person is still banned. So they decided they were right, the guy's a fascist, but still kept the ban in place.

Nah, man. Pointing out someone's shitty behavior is not violence. Dehumanizing people absolutely is.

And the "punching someone seemingly at random" is interesting. Because, in that scenario, it wasn't random, they just didn't have the information. It *seemed* random but it's not.

Geez. The hoops people will jump through to try and claim neutrality. But if someone advocates dehumanizing people -- including people like some of my kids -- neutrality is just support for them.