Why so antisemitic?

When they start fining people large amounts of money for making toxic statements, only then will it stop. Money is the number one thing that the majority of people will react to, regardless of bigotry. 

Even antisemitism in the comments!! U still chose to ignore it and I get banned. 

Ur clearly antiseptic too. Clear as day and nothing is done in the battlefield community. Good to know 

Good ban, I dont wanna hear about your religion or race or anything, your special societal privileges dont extend here!

I did appeal the ban, every time I go thru this process it says I have no appeal in progress. My account has limited access due to it being banned. It’s clear they wanna have a certain type of people play this game. They basically giving me a middle finger. 

"It's just a game", "it's not that deep" and other similiar phrases are intentionally maliciously at worse and completely stupid at best.

I think these phrases are pushed by **bleep**, etc. to try and normalise their beliefs, and it gets repeated by morons.

Truly sad, and pathetic.

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Thank you. EA_Barry.

It could have been the "abbreviated" word for speed, because as you wrote it, even though it's a legitimate word (being a past tense word of "speed") it's also a an abbreviation for "special education" and become seen as a anti-disability, offensive slur in some parts of the world.

As someone who has been around the gaming community for a long time, I think we need to have an honest conversation about the amount of antisemitism that is being thrown around in Battlefield 6. There’s a difference between trash talk and people simply being toxic in a competitive game and what we’re seeing here crosses that line.

Gaming has always had trash talk. But when antisemitic slurs, Nazi references and hateful stereotypes become a regular part of voice chat, it stops being “just gaming.” At that point, it’s targeted hatred, and pretending otherwise only normalizes it.

What makes it worse is how quickly people dismiss it with “it’s just a joke” or “get over it.” If the entire punchline depends on degrading Jewish people, it isn’t suddenly harmless because someone put a microphone in front of it. You can be edgy without being hateful. You can talk **bleep** without targeting an entire group of people based on their identity.

Battlefield has one of the biggest and most diverse gaming communities out there. Players should be able to jump into a server, play the game, talk trash, and have fun without constantly being exposed to antisemitic garbage. And honestly, this shouldn’t even be a controversial position.

If you’re a longtime Battlefield player, you know how much this community prides itself on being chaotic, competitive, and unfiltered. That doesn’t mean we have to accept straight-up bigotry as part of the culture. We can keep the trash talk, the chaos, and the competitive energy without normalizing antisemitism.

At some point, “it’s just a game” stops being an excuse. The people on the other side of the screen are real. If we want gaming to be a community we’re proud to be part of, we have to call this stuff out when we see it instead of laughing along and pretending it’s normal. And someone being banned permanently for raising awareness isn’t fair either.. Battlefield, you’re banning the wrong people.