So you don't believe in freedom of expression, you believe in a very narrow stream of acceptable views that have to align with what you prefer to hear.

You write about as poorly as you think.

>rich white priviledge LOL have a bad fucking day.

> given all injustices that keep happening to black folk, the repetition and impunity to all the oppressors while profiling and preying on black people Lies > If you do the math right and not like a bigot “If you don’t point out how conformation bias is leading me astray” > an african american will get way harsher sentences compared to same crimes commited by whiteys No > will get jailed or killed at a 6 to one ratio when compared to same situations happening with whites No > When some chump creates some ridiculous platform with a platitude like all lives matter during this debate Some guy died in a once in a lifetime display of police misconduct, potentially as speculated by some intentional. Of course people are going to use all lives matter - brutality or less than desireable outcomes is something that happens with all American ethnicities. In my mind it’s quite good they reject the nasty ideologues seeking to spit over Floyd’s grave just because his skin tone happened to be something they could appropriate for their political agendas sake.

> If you do the math right and not like a bigot What does that even mean? How can math be bigoted? >african american will get way harsher sentences compared to same crimes commited by whiteys and will get jailed or killed at a 6 to one ratio when compared to same situations happening with whites Do you have any sort of proof of this assertion at all?

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I've seen this sort of thing happen several times. Being unmoderated is considered a valid reason to ban a sub. And in the past, when the rules for banning subs were much more stringent, crooked admins did pull the trick where they banned a sub's mods first, and then the sub itself for being unmoderated. But I've also seen a case where the admins banned a sub that really was unmoderated (ActuallyXXChromosomes or something; I can't remember the exact name). Then the sub's userbase created a new sub that _was_ properly moderated, and... the admins banned it for 'ban evasion'. This is one of those cases where you really can't tell whether it's stupidity or malice. But reddit is a pretty big site, and there's multiple admins, so it's pretty plausible that some random admin saw the new sub and though "Oh hey, duplicate of a banned sub. OK, banned it. Next...".