If, as you say, the moderators have allowed this behaviour to go unchecked, can you say that your reports of this behaviour to them has not been acted upon - or have you taken it upon yourself to act as a sole arbiter for what constitutes racist behaviour in the forum?
I haven't reported any of the offending posts. The mods appear to very capable of deleting posts to protect themselves and the offensive posters
For example, they quickly deleted ReganAndCarter's post claiming to have revealed someone's personal data, without me reporting it. Maybe someone else did so. So I think it's safe to assume that they did so to protect themselves and ReganAndCarter. I think it's also safe to assume that they monitor this forum adequately.
So you may if you wish assume "that I have taken it upon myself to act as a sole arbiter for what constitutes racist behaviour in the forum", if that's the way you like to see it.
But I prefer to think that I have as much right to object to racist comments as anyone else. If you, the mods or anyone else disagrees with my opinion, you're also perfectly entitled to an opinion.
At the end of the day, I think that I have the moral high ground in objecting to racist posts, rather than those making those offensive posts.
And if previous posters have been banned for objecting to racist posts, then mods are intentionally subduing objections to racist comments.
Edit:
I refer you to this post,
See the pattern?
Gant resorts to addressing me with what I can only assume is meant to be a derogatory address, so I respond likewise.
It's exactly the same as you and others highlighting bad publicity concerning foreigners while ignoring exactly the same behaviour from white people.
And you keep doing it, time and time again!
it illustrates exactly why so many comments are so bigoted, and therefore racist. They report multiple times on behaviour by foreigners, while totally ignoring exactly the same behaviour by white people.
It's all so one-sided. That's racism. I dare say the mods would have to lose so many members if they tried to address the problem because it is so deep-seated.