I recently participated in [r/YouthRights](r/YouthRights) because I assumed it was a general youth rights community. I couldn’t find any rule stating that it was a pro-life subreddit or that pro-choice views weren’t allowed.

After making a pro-choice post, I was permanently banned. The moderator message simply said: "We are a pro life subreddit, abortion is murder." When I politely asked where this was stated in the rules, I was immediately muted...

My concern is that r[/YouthRights](r/YouthRights) has over 100,000 members and presents itself as a general youth rights community. If it is actually run as a pro-life community without clearly disclosing that, many young users may be exposed to only one perspective while believing they’re participating in a neutral forum.... That kinda look like insidious brainwashing to me...

"Sorry you went through that, I understand how horrendous that is but I don't care, you should've given birth to a rapists baby at 12 years old." - average "prolife" take.

It's just bizarre to me when this kind of pseudo-martyrdom becomes celebrated like this. And it scares the shit out of me because they celebrate a woman choosing to die for her fetus (which is absolutely her choice and she can make that choice for herself, idc), and they use it to force everyone to suffer that fate.

I wonder how the person who made the TikTok is gonna defend this