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If they aren't breaking any rules, then Valve won't remove them.
Just having the symbolism and iconography isn't rule breaking on it's own unless there is violent content in the media uploaded.
the symbolism is being banned in Australia
Yeah that will be a stickier situation for Steam. They aren't an Australian company and the servers aren't hosted there.
So will be interesting to see how Australia trys to handle that with sites that aren't hosted in their jurisdiction. .
They are also banned in Germany.
Users under that jurisdiction are beholden to that law. Someone outside of that isn't.
Odd you choose to use the term:
While airing your own political view with:
Maybe using a flamethrower isn't violent enough.
Correct.
Now, if the icon was of a flamethrower being used on people, then it would break the rules. A picture of someone just using the flamethrower does not.
Kinda hard to distinct people with all this fire.
THE MODERN GERMAN MILITARY STILL USES IT.[foreignpolicy.com] The Iron Cross is still in use in Germany to this day, and Germany awards its soldiers and citizens with it. They have done so since 1813 AD.
The original post is correct: that is media propaganda. If the dude had a swastika, that'd be taken down. SS symbology is a different matter altogether and is far more diverse.
For example, one SS symbol has intercrossed keys, and another has one key. Keys were used by the SS[en.wikipedia.org] AND were used by the United Kingdom[en.wikipedia.org].
The SS used lightning bolts, but so does the USA (to this day).
Therefore, the rules Valve enforces are clear: swastikas are illegal Nazi imagery.
Lightning bolts, keys, and the Iron Cross are imagery predating Hitler, some dating back CENTURIES.
Of course, in my opinion, Valve should only take action on speech on its platform when a person is actively calling for violence or harm to a group, user, or so on. If it's not a criminal act, an advocation of criminality, or obscenity, I don't think Valve has any business messing with it.
Likewise, Valve has a strict policy against any insults directed at a user as a person. This is also good.
Valve should restrict its moderation to incivility, like personal insults. It should actively remove crimes, like organizing thefts or harm to others, or death threats, and so on. It should remove terroristic threats, terrorist recruiting (e.g. ISIL, Antifa, Atomwaffen, KKK, etc.) threads, and those who advocate violence. RL videos of RL gore, and should restrict pornography to depictions of consenting adults, and that can only be seen with age verification.
Valve should actively remove any call to cause harm or violence to any person, group, demographic, or people. Valve should remove slurs for races, people, groups, and so on.
A person who simply is dumb enough to actually admire Nazi Germany should not be banned. Now, if he starts posting that a demographic he doesn't like should be harmed, or shoots slurs against groups, or organizes some sort of attack online or off through Steam, then both Valve and the police should be involved. Likewise, a person that thinks RL genocide is good should be banned immediately.
Political speech should be uncensored to the farthest possible reaches of the law.
but yes. you're right, on their own these symbols have several different meanings and represent different things. when you put them all together, however, it's really hard to argue that they have any other intent than to imitate the appearance of a nazi
ultimately https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkMgAzpcI8k