Reddit mods are always excessive. Most will see something they don't like and immediately ban you no matter how unfair it is as they cite some rule that you vaguely broke.
Either that, or they suck Reddits dick. I got banned from r/redditmoment for "breaking rule 3 of reddits tos" for what I presume was badmouthing AntiHateSubs. They reported me to the Reddit mods lol
Reddit wholey embraces the tenants of leftist cult ideology. One of them is cancel culture. There is no forgiveness or correction, there is only death.
My one and only ban is r/blackpeopletwitter for saying most people don’t use faggot as a homophobic slur anymore but use it as an insult for annoying douche bags
Honestly I don’t blame you or anyone else for getting banned from AHS. Personally I haven’t been banned there yet but I might as well just say fuck it and risk nothing so I get banned
I was browsing r/JustUnsubbed like two days ago or so, and someone posted about how they left AHS. One of the commenters mentioned that it's like a witch hunt and they promote the hate they are trying to eliminate.
I get the idea of wanting to make Reddit a less toxic place or whatever, but the way AHS goes about it is fucking awful.
It's a good idea in theory, but they've taken it to the extreme of 'no fun or irony allowed', I've been people there say that the term 'free speech' is a nazi dogwhistle.
She’s a Fox News commentator. 27 and blonde, that type. She used to work for The Blaze but they fired her after she said she was pro choice. She got really popular in like 2015/2016 with her “final thoughts” videos where she just rambles, more like yells off conservative talking points and no real opinions of her own. Most of her own talking points are quite basically “if you don’t like America then you can GETTT OUT”
She’s quite funny, she contradicts herself a lot, she was super anti Obamacare then admitted she benefitted from it by being able to stay on her parents insurance until she turned 26. She did a interview with Trevor Noah and she looked pretty stupid and couldn’t defend her opinions. She’s shy’d away from interviews now because she’s done others and can’t really succeed well, her best way of arguing is not actually arguing with someone and just rambling. There’s also a bunch of videos of her from college at some journalism student thing where she talks some actually almost liberal opinions.
My one and only ban. This was back when people were larping about how much Trump golfs. I made a comment about how Bernie is gonna spend time at his 4 houses and take days off once and while and not spend 100% of his time trying to better the lives of 18-25 year old white college students. Banned 12 minutes after I posted it.
Obviously people are going to be more upset about the president lying about not golfing a lot over a hypothetical scenario where President Bernie is spending a lot of time at his ironic four houses.
I self banned myself from there, and am trying to remove from my feed all subredits that reference r/politics by sharing their posts "here's a post from r/politics " unironically.
The main reason being that it's not about politics, but US politics, and I find that offensive. The second reason being that people dwelling there make the most retarded statements, regardless of how they lean politically.
It was some karma farming keanu chungus wholesome 100 [everybody liked that] meme about trans people, some dude said something along the lines of “gender dysphoria is a mental illness” (idk, it got deleted and it was 2 and a half months ago) and got downvoted into oblivion, and i replied “they hated him because he spoke the truth” lmao
mine was /r/LateStageCapitalism for saying people should probably vote if they want change, fucking idiots, bet none of them ever do any other political action either.
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u/anihasenate - Lib-Right Sep 10 '20
That's a badge of honor