No, I never said that. But your rules are defined so loosely that anything can be considered "racism" there. If I disagree with Affirmative action, you consider it racist. If I don't think that 11 year old kids should transition, you consider me a transphobe. Despite your subreddit supposedly being about "Asian American life", if I post a crime story where an Asian-American was a victim of a robbery, then you would consider me a racist.

>I believe that free speech should be absolute, and no amount of claiming that something is offensive should ever be used to justify the removal of any free speech from the public space Yeah you "believe" in free speech so much, that when it comes to moderating your own subreddit, you somehow feel the need to impose a whole laundry list of rules that effectively shut down debate: [https://archive.is/uRgxz](https://archive.is/uRgxz)

You were downvoted to oblivion for being factually incorrect about the classification of the Taiwanese language. This isn't censorship. Also, you seem to love cancel culture [https://imgur.com/x8gF31M](https://imgur.com/x8gF31M)