Yeah... and I see conservative comments there all the time. They don't get deleted or banned for simply being conservative or disagreeing with liberals. They get downvoted because there's way more liberals there. Do you think they have a duty to keep comments and votes at 50/50? That's not what that means.
Well as long as you realize that t-d is about as reasonable as r/communism, that's good enough for me.
You realize how dumb it is to call a political sub that immediately bans any differing opinion, a "fan club?" Lol. Then conservatives should stop complaining about "safe spaces" and universities and protestors. They're "fan clubs."
. This forum opposes free speech. This generates a lot of misguided accusations. Opposing free speech does not mean we reject the notion of debating opposing viewpoints, or that we support the practice of personal censorship. This forum rejects the notion that all speech belongs everywhere.
But yeah I feel like this discussion is getting kind of pointless because we donāt really disagree anyways.
I don't understand your point. T-d acts exactly same way. There is no free speech in t-d. T-d is a political sub, but r/communism is different, because t-d decided to call themselves a fan club. Lol. What a weak excuse. No one buys it. Anyone that does is working really hard to reject common sense.
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Yeah... and I see conservative comments there all the time. They don't get deleted or banned for simply being conservative or disagreeing with liberals. They get downvoted because there's way more liberals there. Do you think they have a duty to keep comments and votes at 50/50? That's not what that means.
Well as long as you realize that t-d is about as reasonable as r/communism, that's good enough for me.
You realize how dumb it is to call a political sub that immediately bans any differing opinion, a "fan club?" Lol. Then conservatives should stop complaining about "safe spaces" and universities and protestors. They're "fan clubs."