They didn't ban political symbols, they ban bullying and acting disrespectfully. The swastika fits that, the LGBT flag doesn't.
This might not be the case, but it feels like you're acting naive to further an agenda.
This might not be the case, but it feels like you're acting naive to further an agenda.
I'm not trying to convince anybody of anything; everybody has their own views and trying to change them over the internet is a waste of time. So this off-topic for me ends here.
> are you actually comparing Nazi symbolism to the LGBT flag?
Again, you're comparing a symbol for a culture/organization that committed _genocide_, to the symbol of a group that was a victim of that genocide. Then you have the audacity to say they could be similarly offensive?
Take your thinly-veiled fascism elsewhere.
I'm really annoyed with the overuse of that term. Not every asshole who is wrong is a fascist.