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Anyway, here's a really long list of examples that were posted AFTER the violent content policy was created: Examples Score

Perhaps I was naive, but I had no idea what this term meant when I originally compiled my list of calls for violence on /r/The_Donald. The phrase can be seen as the Christian equivalent of вЂњAllahu AkhbarвЂќ, an Islamic Arabic expression that is most well-known as the battle cry of Jihadhists in Western cultures.

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Online, the historical phrase has gained popularity among fans of the strategy video game series Crusader Kings, as well as the alt-right camp on RedditвЂ™s /r/The_Donald and 4chanвЂ™s /pol/ (politically incorrect) board, typically in the context of discussions relating to Islamic extremism and the moe anthropomorphized character Christ-chan. вЂњDeus VultвЂќ (вЂњGod wills itвЂќ in Latin) was a battle cry called out by Crusaders at the declaration of the First Crusade in 1095. The phrase has been occasionally used on social media and elsewhere by adherents of the alt-right movement since the mid-2010s to express hostility to Islam, positioning themselves as the heirs of the Crusaders and 'glorifying a time when heavily armored Christians fought for Europe against swarthy infidels.' It has been among phrases spray-painted onto the walls of mosques in an act of vandalism, as well as by many individuals involved in creating memes.

Let's put that in bold: Calling for Genocide It can be used in a more benign way (in reference to specific video games), but not in the context used in /r/The_Donald. 'Deus Vult' is a dog-whistle calling for violence or even genocide against muslims.

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