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I find it kind of funny how all of a sudden everybody cares about free speech and censorship on Reddit when Subs like politics have been doing it for years
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It’s as if the Reddit that loved Ron Paul showed up again.
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Why are you responding to a post about the suppression of dissent as if that dissent didn't exist before? How would you even know?
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Reddit removed it or mods did? Where was it posted?
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[First it was posted here to Pics](https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/aofnuv/given_that_reddit_just_took_a_150_million/) (original link) [Mirror](https://snew.notabug.io/r/pics/comments/aofnuv/_/) [Then it was posted to OutOfTheLoop](https://www.reddit.com/r/outoftheloop/comments/aogb18/_/) (original link) [Mirror](https://www.reddit.com/r/outoftheloop/comments/aogb18/_/) Edit: [There's also a thread on Undelete](https://www.reddit.com/r/undelete/comments/aobkyr/_/)
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Honest question: I just saw that post and it has like 11 platinum... How is it censored if I can still see it and people keep giving gold?
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I reposted it with a slightly modified title and they allowed it.
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But now it doesn't show up in front page or r/all.
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Shows up for me after a couple of scrolls.
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Doesn't that negate your concern then? I assume the mods didn't want the title to include the vague "this" as a descriptor, so once you replaced it with the more accurate description "Tank Man at Tienanmen Square" they allowed it. It wasn't anything to do with censorship it was about their subreddit rules. You say "reddit" removed it, implying the admins, when in fact was the mods, who are not employees of reddit. There's now an [even more inflammatory post at the top of /all and /pics](https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/aoidr9/the_real_picture_of_tienanmen_square_people/), if reddit admins were really censoring this topic this new post wouldn't be there.
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The title isn't mine originally I copied it from here: https://www.reddit.com/r/iamatotalpieceofshit/comments/aogno7/reddit_blatantly_removing_a_post_about_censorship/ and posted it before I had the idea of trying to correct it.
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Regardless of who originally wrote the title it's claiming censorship, I'm pointing out why I don't think it's censorship. I assumed that since you made this post you agreed with the claim of censorship.
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Include me in the screenshot
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Wow this got removed? That is such blatant censorship. Guys where do we go other than 4chan?
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To be fair, the tianamen square drama was largely astroturfed 1989: Soros/CIA NGO's incite [protests in China](https://www.rt.com/op-ed/163872-china-tiananmen-square-june4/) in an attempt to get bloodshed and later exagerate the event known as the "Tianamen Square Massacre" There were a few casualties, but the figures were exaggerated and used as cold war propaganda
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There's no excuse for making a thing illegal to talk about (excepting via contractual agreements)
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Nice try China, we aren't falling for it
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Read the US embassy cables before you make a judgement >WikiLeaks, the website that received hundreds of thousands of pages of intercepted diplomatic correspondence from the US State Department, has released a classified diplomatic cable from then-Beijing Ambassador James Lilley to Washington dated July 12, 1989 more than four weeks after the events. In his report, Lilley writes the following shocking version of events... Beijing Ambassador James Lilley is a real person He would have a good view of the event from a US perspective, unless he's lying (due to being compromised), but I've seen no evidence to suggest that
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What about the Chineseofficial who said that 10,000+ people were murdered? And why would the Chinese govt confiscate the reporters camera and recorders if they weren't trying to hide it?