/r/ShitSettlersSay
for your daily dose of settler bullcrap
A place to post whatever settler nonsense you come across whether it be the "no-state solution" or drawing equivalences between colonialism and decolonization.
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No racism, ableism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, Islamophobia, etc.
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I've had a problem on Wikipedia.
For a long time, I was going around removing national borders on maps, mainly because of some agenda about those borders being a sign of oppression towards indigenous people. I'm not doing that now, but one thing still gets to me.
A certain user - the user that hated me the most is actually an administrator for the Navajo Wikipedia. I was banned permanently from there for replacing a map with a borderless version, while none of the other sites did. The user also got the system administrators to ban my other accounts on all the wikis, swore at me (nobody else did that), and called my attempts to point out the hypocrisy and fact about stolen land as "trolling" and "vandalism". My main account was again banned from for adding another borderless map - one of the Southwest region, where the Navajo are from. This was six months after the whole issue ended, and the map wasn't even replacing another one - it was adding a map when there was one. But this grudge is apparently that strong.
I should probably let go of this, but this is frustrating me. I probably can't have a productive discussion about this on the wikis. Does anyone understand why this kind of mentality would occur?