Comment on: /r/politics is actively blocking any mention of Jussie Smollett despite the myriad posts that were suspiciously welcomed with open arms when they thought it was an actual hate crime. Completely unbiased subreddit though. For sure.
It needs to at this point. There is no saving it.
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22 Feb 2019 03:51
u/Not_Without_My_Balls
in r/RedditCensors
Comment on: You know what's hilarious about this? r/videos deleted the 2 hr vid of the Covington kids being racially harassed for being "political" yet this one is somehow not political.
Reddit is going to be so god damn insufferable once the campaigns really kick off. This place is gonna turn the propaganda up to 20. I hope you guys look forward to Beto's journal entries making their way to the top post on r/quoteporn, because that's gonna be the least of it.
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22 Jan 2019 17:02
u/Not_Without_My_Balls
in r/RedditCensors
Comment on: /r/OutOfTheLoop mods allow biased and false replies on the Native American man harassing the kid at the Lincoln Memorial, then lock the thread so only those answers stay. People rely on that sub to understand what's going on. Those mods are controlling the conversation through mod abuse.
This works out perfectly for them.
Look at the coverage of the Women's March. No mention of anti-semitism, no coverage of Sarsour's boycott comments, or the promotion of the Quran (at an event that welcomes ALL religions supposedly) but they sure did cover those protest signs.
Now look at the March for life coverage. You only get two things. Ben Shapiros harmless baby Hitler quip, and the manipulated covington footage.
The media wants to frame one side as rational, even wheb they aren't, and another side as irrational, even when they aren't.
And reddit does the same shit.
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20 Jan 2019 16:04
u/Not_Without_My_Balls
in r/RedditCensors