If you look closely you'll see that it's the same block of text in both comments. I would assume that this is an attempt to confuse content moderation bots, who might be able to flag obvious antisemitism in English-language comments, but not in comments identified as being in a different language with a less developed content moderation system.
By the way, not to burst your bubble, but this is Tigrinya, not Amharic. After a lot of straining to recall the letters I managed to read the words ናይ እርትራ which means "of Eritrea", and the word ናይ is apparently found in Tigrinya but not in Amharic.
I really wish I could've gotten further in Tigrinya than just basic phrases that I immediately forgot plus the word for "vaccination", but alas, there's unfortunately way more resources aimed at Tigrinya speakers learning English or Norwegian than the other way around, so I remain only knowing how to trial-and-error sound out words.
![[CW: antisemitism] can anyone tell me what this language is that I see fascists use so much?](https://lemmy.ml/pictrs/image/deeaea0a-150f-4cb7-b8cb-69dc5092c9ed.jpeg){kind=link}
huh. TIL I can identify Amharic by just looking at it. I have zero idea why nazis are speaking in it though
If you look closely you'll see that it's the same block of text in both comments. I would assume that this is an attempt to confuse content moderation bots, who might be able to flag obvious antisemitism in English-language comments, but not in comments identified as being in a different language with a less developed content moderation system.
Would make sense, given their many lazy prior efforts to subvert detection (the stupid babytalk garbage springs to mind)
True losers
By the way, not to burst your bubble, but this is Tigrinya, not Amharic. After a lot of straining to recall the letters I managed to read the words ናይ እርትራ which means "of Eritrea", and the word ናይ is apparently found in Tigrinya but not in Amharic.
I really wish I could've gotten further in Tigrinya than just basic phrases that I immediately forgot plus the word for "vaccination", but alas, there's unfortunately way more resources aimed at Tigrinya speakers learning English or Norwegian than the other way around, so I remain only knowing how to trial-and-error sound out words.
Bozos probably think it shields them from le censorship.
I mean, it might? idk if it actually does