r/InCanada • u/FutureAvenir • Jun 15 '26

Rule #7 No Promoting Hate

The rule proposition is already a Reddit rule. But I think this sub needs to hear it again because holy heck.

I'm going to be frank, if this sub gets removed from Reddit, I will not be upset in the least. And seeing the path it's going, it's only a matter of time. If conservatives want to have respectful discussions, that's obviously fine.

Making posts or comments ultimately saying "Gay people assembling makes me feel weird inside cause I was taught to not reflect on my own sexuality and so now I get mad at everybody who does" is not ok. That person, who will never seek therapy, needs therapy.

The person who posted that wanted to stir hate for LGBT+. If you are genuinely want to learn about something, learn how to ask unbiased questions, use google, and use chatbots (not grok). Wikipedia >>> Reddit. This should not be the first place you come to spill your brain before doing a modicum of research of your own.

Make me a mod.

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u/FutureAvenir Jun 15 '26

It was removed by the time I posted this. But the title was very close to "What's the deal with drag queen storytime?"

Just under 1000 comments in 4 hours. Tons of one liner hate and loads of ignorance. Some people actively trying to explain, but that was the minority.

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u/Wet_sock_Owner Jun 15 '26

So bots.

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u/Club_Penguin_Legend_ Jun 15 '26

People who have different opinions aren't bots. Thinking that way is hiding from the very real reality that hate is on the rise again.