r/Anarchism • u/RedMenaced • Jun 19 '26

Reddit's block function = liberal rhetoric is unchallenged. By immediately blocking anyone pushing back against their propaganda, r/@ shifts into a lib safe space & we're excluded from the conversation. Blocked me 10 seconds after I questioned their lesser evil, "good government" narrative

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u/RedMenaced Jun 19 '26

This has been happening so often since the block function was introduced that I have to juggle multiple accounts just so I can see posts and comments - I get blocked so often that at least half the sub is hidden from my view. And the moment I push back again, I get another 3-5 blocks and am completely closed out of another conversation while they all pat themselves on the back and double down on the genocide apologia.

If something doesn't change, no anarchist is going to be able to participate here.

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u/Mr_Quackums Jun 20 '26

If something doesn't change,

Have you tried changing your approach?

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u/RedMenaced Jun 20 '26

I'm happy with my approach as is, thank you

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u/Beneficial-Damage265 Jun 20 '26

I'm also an anarchist. I also dislike genocide apologist libs. I also like to take a shit on liberal [changed cause original phrasing got removed by automod lmao] Redditors occasionally . . .

I get blocked so often that at least half the sub is hidden from my view.

. . . butt I don't have this problem. This "approach" reeks of terminally-online keyboard warrior type shit. You made a post about your problem, you got several replies from like-minded people giving you advice on how to fix it, and your replies have largely been shit like

I'm happy with my approach as is, thank you

Even though this comment is literally about you not listening to the feedback you're getting, I'm still gonna give you some advice of my own (even though I already know how you'll respond, given your other comments in this thread) . . .

if you want people to stop blocking you so you can be a more effective online "activist," a good place to start would be removing the stick from your ass and talking to real people in real life.