It took r/Indianpeoplefacebook 2 months to decide which rule I had actually broken for posting a 'Pewdiepie reacts to Indianpeoplefacebook' video.

87    24 Jul 2018 04:45 by u/bhavv

21 comments

23 u/bhavv [OP] * 24 Jul 2018 04:46
And they unbanned and then banned me again just for trying to figure out which rule had actually been broken. I literally just wanted to figure out why they thought posting a reaction video to their own subreddit was a banworthy offense / rule break. Basically they just hate Wypipo like pewds laughing at their own posts. Also the gallery posts are all completely in the wrong order, and I can't figure out how to rearrange them. Actually I think I got them in the right order now, might not be updated in the linked gallery yet though.
2 u/daneelr_olivaw 24 Jul 2018 11:40
bropipo be bropipo
18 u/shellbross 24 Jul 2018 07:36
You just broke the rule "My feelings are hurting, I'm a moderator snowflake".
1 u/Juicy_Brucesky 25 Jul 2018 22:43
I loved when they called pewdiepie racist trash - for making a video that does EXACTLY WHAT THE PURPOSE OF THAT SUB IS So by their racists by their own definition of it
14 u/xxb4xx 24 Jul 2018 05:00
Reddit will be Reddit buddy, They want to enforce rules that they don't quite understand or even know exist yet. The place is one massive knee-jerk reaction.
13 u/longrifle 24 Jul 2018 08:33
I don't know how some mods on this site function in daily life. They are some of the softest, easily offended people.
10 u/HardCounter 24 Jul 2018 13:21
They campaign to get everyone they don't like fired. Seems to work, too, which is the disgusting part.
3 u/jcy 24 Jul 2018 17:35
which means that subreddit is probably run by legit Indians
2 u/bhavv [OP] 24 Jul 2018 17:51
I'm also a legit Indian, 100%, but one of the few that doesnt find Pewdiepie racist.
3 u/jcy 24 Jul 2018 17:57
actually i was making a mean joke using the stereotype that Indians can't seem to accomplish anything in groups
3 u/bhavv [OP] 24 Jul 2018 18:32
Well you wouldnt be wrong about that, they cant even follow / abide to their own rules.
2 u/jcy 24 Jul 2018 18:46
reading your screenshots made me relive the horrors of some outsourced web devs we had to deal with at work. so much pointless hostility
3 u/bhavv [OP] 24 Jul 2018 19:01
'ITS TEH RULEZ, U CANT BREAK TEH RULEZ, TEH RULES ARE TEH RULES AND TEH RULES RULES'' Ok which rule did I break? 'TEH RULEZ, U KAN READ TEH RULES, YOU BROKE TEH RULES, STOP BREAKING TEH RULES, Y U SO RETARD U KANT UDDERSTAND TEH RULEZ, READ TEH RULEZ, AND STAHP BWEAKNG TEH RULEZ'. Literally 100% of internet moderators.
2 u/lispychicken 24 Jul 2018 23:02
Reddit has an agenda to push along.. anything that is funny AT a person of color, in any way, gets negative attention. For example - the Trashy subreddit is 95% making fun of white people. These censorship loving mods are doing more harm than good.
-10 u/-Gabe 24 Jul 2018 12:21
This is not /r/RedditCensors material. Maybe it started out that way, but the fact they unbanned you and you kept antagonizing them puts the onus on you. You should've listened to their advice. Just walk away dude.
14 u/bhavv [OP] 24 Jul 2018 14:03
Oh piss off. Its not antagonizing to ask for a VALID REASON for why you were banned, they were only antagonized because THEY KNEW I hadn't broken any actual rules or done anything wrong. They are literally just offended if a white person records a reaction video to their own material just because he's white.
-11 u/-Gabe 24 Jul 2018 14:14
You got unbanned, then spent the next 12 hours arguing with moderators about how it shouldn't have been banned in the first place. At best, you should've not stooped to their level and just say fuck'em and move on. At worst, you just needed your ego stroked and needed to feel vindicated. "I was right and demand that the whole world recognize it. If they don't, I'm going to drag this out and post it on 4 different subreddits so others can stroke my ego and tell me how right I am" -You right now
10 u/bhavv [OP] 24 Jul 2018 14:25
Or you're just so dense that you can't even realize I wanted to figure out why they thought the video was a banworthy offense based on their rules, and because I simply wanted to challenge them so I could post and expose them, I wasn't actually at all bothered about being unbanned - I had simply said I wanted the ban 'reviewed' and an explanation as to how the video I posted broke their rules, not just 'YOU BROKE THE RULES, DONT DO IT AGAIN'. And maybe take a moment to think why you are being down voted here.
3 u/Fishy1701 24 Jul 2018 15:13
He saw something wrong and he addressed it. He is in the right here. Just because he gets his way does not mean he walks away - if his interactions with the mods convinced even one of them to be more selective when banning people he has done a good thing snd possibly prevented someone else from being unjustly banned. Also consider one of the mods is being abusive to him, now suppose in two years time that mod says or does something inappropriate on another reddit he moderates someone might remember his name and further question that mods behaviour.
2 u/Quality_Scrunt 24 Jul 2018 18:21
You're wrong. Just walk away, dude.
2 u/TypicalLibertarian 26 Jul 2018 15:02
Asking for clarification for why you were banned isn't antagonizing. After all, if you did break a rule that you were unaware of, best to notify the user of that rule during the unbanning. Otherwise they'll eventually just end up doing it all over again.