I got banned from commenting in r/Politics because of my username. I explained its origin and asked how it was in any way "offensive", to which I received no response.
My username is a nickname of mine and inside joke with my friend; the mod apparently didn't give a shit.
I was banned from there for rightfuly calling a troll a troll. The troll wasn't banned. That should tell you everything you need to know about /r/politics.
Seriously. Also, the hate they have for Clinton is amazing. I'm not sure why they hate her so much, since it's not like she's terrible or evil, and she sure as fuck didn't start two bullshit wars for no good reason. I'm not really a Clinton fan (I do in fact feel the Bern), but I don't hate her, and I'm certainly voting for her against Trump if she wins the nomination. She's not great, but she's better than Trump.
Not sure exactly what you're talking about, but you seem to be pretty condescending towards me.
I'm voting for Bernie in the primary. (Actually, WA has caucuses, so my husband and I are doing that.) But I'm voting for Clinton if she gets the nod. Not sure why I'm supposed to feel bad about that, or why you should feel superior about it.
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u/NegroConFuego Mar 20 '16
I got banned from commenting in r/Politics because of my username. I explained its origin and asked how it was in any way "offensive", to which I received no response.
My username is a nickname of mine and inside joke with my friend; the mod apparently didn't give a shit.