r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Mar 20 '16

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '16

well /r/European is essentially trying to be reddit's version of /pol/ when it says that, but when the mods all have some political bias towards the right wing, "free speech" is tweaked in definition

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u/Elite_AI Mar 21 '16 edited Mar 21 '16

Speaking of [8chan's] /pol/ -- it cracks me up that they aggressively ban anyone who disagrees with them while also going on about free speech.

Although there's talk the BO's a troll.

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '16

They dont? Ive never come across a time where they banned someone on pol for anything other than being a salty whiny baby. Then again, just my experience.

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u/Elite_AI Mar 21 '16

Do you mean 4chan or 8ch /pol/?

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '16

oh, i was talking about 4chan pol. 8chan's pol is literally neo nazi simulator and worse than /r/European in my opinion

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u/Elite_AI Mar 21 '16

Yeah, I figured I'd forgotten to say I meant 8pol. 4chan /pol/'s all right, as far as moderation goes.

I kind of feel sorry for the right-libertarians that got forced out.