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[–] [email protected] -5 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago)

Europe is very Marxist, and the EU governments is very careful to not allow too much criticism of marginalized groups. Their soft justice system does not work with all cultures. To keep liberal society liberal, they feel they need to censor things to prevent a clash of cultures inside their own country. This is very common in a country like the UK where the perpetrator is treated like the victim and the victim the perpetrator with no evidence whatsoever to back up their conclusion. Minorities are a "protected class" that get preferential treatment. In the case of Germany, it is a culture of guilt due to the history of Nazism.