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How come calling victims "imbeciles" is ok while my response is not?
Also, creation of state farms happened through actual violence. Property was taken away from people and owners were put to jails or forcibly moved. I do not call it stealing as insult, I call it stealing because that is what it was.
It wasn't ok—it breaks the HN guideline against calling names—but we just didn't see it. The problem is that you responded by breaking the site guidelines considerably worse. That's not ok, regardless of how bad some other comment was or you feel it was. The guidelines are clear on this: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html.
By the way (this is unrelated) - did you not see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37488716 or https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37396401? I've been trying to let you know that there's a problem with your account and I have no other way of contacting you.
Only difference is that I argued against praise of state farms rather then argued against slavery or what not.
I was not much keen on sending my email and then just forgot about it.
The point is that if you post things like "The communist propaganda you are spreading here is really something" then you're doing exactly the kind of ideological flamewar we don't want on HN—regardless of how wrong someone else is or you feel they are. We need you, and other users, to follow the rules regardless of what other people are doing. Especially accounts like yours which have been around for many years and posted thousands of comments!
If you don't want to email, then I need to ask you here: can you please change your password and confirm that you changed it? There's reason to believe that your account was compromised.
What you are regurgitating is spoken precisely from the vantage point of a well fed ignoramus.
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