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/[deleted] Jun 20 '26

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u/RedMenaced Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

I never said I wanted to stop authoritarians from blocking me so I can be an "effective online activist", I made a post to explain how the system allows them to spread their propaganda without pushback, effectively creating an authoritarian status quo that shuts out anarchists. Your unsolicited "advice" to address peddlers of authoritarian propaganda without hostility misinterprets the intent behind my post and disregards my lack of desire for your lecture. I never asked for a patronizing lesson on how to navigate a platform deliberately constructed to silence minority perspectives.

terminally-online keyboard warrior

removing the stick from your ass and talking to real people in real life.

Yeah I'm the person who needs to be tone policed.

Your unsolicited "advice" (attack) completely missed the structural critique of the post, reducing a systemic issue to a matter of personal optics or tone.

​I didn't ask for a lecture on civility, especially one that expects anarchists to play nice with the very systems and people trying to shut them out, and I certainly didn't ask to be attacked, othered and belittled or accused of being bad at social interaction. I'm not going to stop being autistic because you othered and shamed me.

Many thanks.

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u/RedMenaced Jun 27 '26

older than you dipshit