Reading comprehension != grammar and spelling, you completely missed the mark there, bud. Also, you're wrong with the "y'all" thing. "Y'all" means "you all", while "ya'll" means "you will". (I do not care what Wikipedia says.)
You're a walking Dunning-Kruger lol
And your definition of censorship (which is a pretty bad and inaccurate one imo) is functionally useless here: of course it's technically also censorship when you ban a zionists account spreading hate speech, but that's you getting hung up on technicalities once again, it's getting tiring.
It's very obvious that banning single posts or users because of their own behavior is not the same a banning tens of thousands of users because of their alleged ideological alignment.
(Also very funny how you're trying to use increasingly complex grammatical structures and obscure phrasing in an attempt to sound smart, especially after you heard that English is my third language lmao. Must suck that my writing is still generally more legible than yours, even with all the grammar checks in the world.)
Look, a really easy to understand analogy:
Let's imagine there's a gang from Denmark that Swedish people allege always come across the border to yell insults at Swedes. Swedes don't like this.
The lemmy.world (and other liberal instances) approach would be to close the border to Denmark, because clearly Danish people are evil. They also find it quite nice that those pesky Danes can't come over and make them question their extremely ideologicalized worldview anymore, but of course they won't admit to that reason.
The .ml approach would be to ban the people crossing the border to yell insults while letting the other Danes still cross without issue, because anything else would be ridiculous. They accept that people have opinions, and also lemmy would be quite boring without liberal idealists to poke fun at.
Capiche?