Numerous conservative and Christian subreddits have been around for years and are doing just fine to this day, and yes - many of them support Trump enthusiastically. T_D was banned flat out because of its *refusal* to follow the rules or act maturely, as was its predecessors like European.

> > > Nobody says Reddit can't censor content it doesn't like or enforce a liberal narrative If the previous bans of FPH, CoonTown, European, etc. weren't enough of a hint I honestly I don't know what to say. At this point we've gone past "hey we banned other people that had opinions like yours and did things like you", through "hey if you keep doing that we'll ban you" and are now at "hey we said we'd ban you and you told us to fuck ourselves and posted all over your subreddit about how we could fuck ourselves and so... we're banning you" and yet somehow there is still this feigned outrage.

"suppose to be" according to who? Reddit is a *private* website, it is not obligated to provide service to users. If Reddit deems certain users to be in violation of its rules it can remove their content, regardless of whether or not those users feel their removal was merited.

So... what you mean to say is that you can't refute that the users of the_donald don't own Reddit and that they can't prevent Reddit's staff from enforcing its rules?

[From Reddit's content policy](https://www.reddit.com/help/contentpolicy). Any **feels** you may have wrt what Reddit supposedly advertises itself as is besides the point. >Enforcement >6 We have a variety of ways of enforcing our rules, including, but not limited to Asking you nicely to knock it off Asking you less nicely Temporary or permanent suspension of accounts Removal of privileges from, or adding restrictions to, accounts Adding restrictions to Reddit communities, such as adding NSFW tags or Quarantining Removal of content Banning of Reddit communities

~~sub~~reddit~~s~~ ~~are~~ *is* run by ~~moderators~~ *admins* who can ban people who disobey their own rules. ~~#1 rule was to be a trump supporter.~~ How don't you understand this?

Place of employment is public information? Role at the employment is public information? And is this post not calling on users to harass those people?

1. Reddit shouldn't fear a community of mostly bots 2. Avoiding a Reddit ban will only get them banned again. 3. They already have. This subreddit is one of them. Check the overlap in subreddits of the moderators of this subreddit and you will find their names.

Then you have a fundamentally incorrect idea about what doxxing is.

REEE all you want this Nuremberg trial's ending the same as the last one for you guys

"Supposed" to be. According to who? Lmao what exactly entitles Trump supporters to a safe space on a website that *isn't* theirs. Websites are property, not a public service.

No, not really.

> You want to bitch about President Trump, you have 90% of reddit to do that in Now you've got 100% of reddit to do that in

[Hey look, it's encouraged doxxing. Whoops!](https://archive.is/jxoEq)

https://archive.is/jxoEq oops t_d did encourage doxxing -- whoops, actually, t_d did the doxxing themselves.

https://archive.is/jxoEq

That is literally a rule on t_d. Not a fan of the shoe being on the other foot?

lmfao are you trying to imply they didn't already shitpost absolutely everywhere they could?

Good riddance

\> implying the containment board strategy has ever been truly effective

That's funny, it looks to me like the consumer got banned.