Microsoft has blocked the use of Nazi-flagged players, saying it's not about politics.

Microsoft has defended the "Call of Duty 7", which uses Nazi markings as its avatar. Stephentolouse, who made the live user policy, said in his blog, "It's not for political correctness, it's for basic respect." "If you think all countries should reassess the significance of the Nazi logo, I think it's good." "Your Xbox profile or avatar does not indicate your purpose, nor is it the right place to express your purpose." In addition, this is not just about the Nazi sign, but also the other signs. We will also take action when we see these signs. "Let's clarify," he continued. Any educated person who sees a Nazi symbol in a video game will not say ' this sign has nothing to do with the global genocide, and even if it does, we can ignore it rationally, because it was originally from religion ' Many of my Twitter posts claim that the Xbox should seal off the Big moons, the Christ Cross, or even the infinity symbol, because these symbols are as evil as the Nazi symbols on some occasions, so we should treat them equally and respect the First Amendment of the United States Constitution. "Yes, we can discuss the double meaning of terminology in different situations, just as we are discussing every day." But most of the topics are vexatious. "(Digging the shell net)