So by your reasoning we should hold anyone that quotes "Mein Kampf" responsible for genocide then?
What about quoting the biography of a serial killer? Does that make someone responsible for the murders?
I think not.
Your being irrational. The Guardian is responsible for what it publishes, not the people who quote what was published.
Ahh and now we get the silly and irrelevant comparisons by misrepresenting what i am saying
The one who quotes from whatever is responsible for quoting from whatever.
You quote from Mein Kampf then you are responsible for quoting from Mein Kampf.
Example, if i quote "Hence today I believe that I am acting in accordance with the will of the Almighty Creator:
by defending myself against the Jew, I am fighting for the work of the Lord." From Mein Kampf, then i take full responsibility for quoting it, for looking it up, for copying and pasting it. Not for writing it in the first place. That is a basic destination that even my 6 year old daughter understands.
There is nothing irrational about being responsible for ones own actions. That you think it is irrational speaks volumes about why you deny responsibility for the contents of the post you made.