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This community is „You Should Know“, and the rules state that you have to explain why we should know this.

If you just want to share something interesting, you can do so in !mildlyinteresting@lemmy.world or similar communities.

It’s just false. Most Germans were (and still are) protestant, and protestants were overrepresented in the NSDAP.

The Italian fascists were catholic, though.

My school had a microscope that was made in USSR

I graduated two years ago. I live in West Germany.

I have Port Forwarding and have had exactly 1 Upload in the year since I’ve started using it. I guess if you don’t have fast internet, popular music is usually gonna be offered by people with better internet so there’s no reason to download from you, while niche music isn’t gonna be downloaded much because it’s niche.

IIRC, they’re not a scam, but they also aren’t doing anything you couldn’t do yourself. They’re just sending opt-out requests to data brokers on your behalf.

TLDR: There was a scene in a prerelease version of the game that depicted a young girl riding on the shoulders of a nude adult woman. Valve interpreted it as sexual, devs say it wasn’t, that the young girl model was a placeholder, and removed the scene entirely from the release build, which still can’t be published on Steam due to their ban policy.

You’re taking the actions of a government and applying it to an entire religion.
It’s like asking if Germany doing the Holocaust (and a whole bunch of other Christian nations doing fucked up shit) justifies killing all Christians or Turkey genociding Armenians (and a whole bunch of other Muslim nations doing fucked up shit) justifies killing all Muslims or any Government doing any genocide justifies killing everyone who shares their Religion with that government.

„Their“ is already neutral, including all gendered pronouns just makes your comment hard to read

I’ve been happy with Sayonara but don’t know if it can do #2

why does it matter