I meant how they use flair to automod people in conversations where people aren't remaining civil. Edit: Forgot to mention I agree that they're intentionally racist.

That's what I said as well. I also mentioned that when you consider how infrequently things are added to curriculums in public schooling, that WWII constitutes current events in a historical standpoint.

That's a pretty rude assumption to make. No, I'm not. I've just been online long enough to see people hating on one another from the safety of their keyboard. Look at the terrible things men will say to women who reject their advances online, and these are women they were interested in mere moments earlier.

Wasn't my post, but I'll sub both to see less censorship. Thanks!

Oh I don't think you need to walk on eggshells around anyone if you're being honest and fair. However, you're on the same Reddit that I am, where people are racist and edgelords. I can see how it's a can of worms to moderate, but I'd rather see them solve it the way r/blackpeopletwitter did, with flair that lets you comment on things that are more difficult to moderate with a full subreddit of front page users. I tried messaging the person too, so they can at least have some dialogue.

Was sorting by new, and wanted to answer what looks like an honest question that could have had a good discussion on new wounds and current events vs more historical happenings. I get that bringing Judaism into a conversation on the internet is asking for problems, but don't punish the inquisitive.