u/OTS_ - 25 Archived Reddit Posts in r/RedditCensors

Comment on: Banned from multiple subreddits for replying to an anti-lockdown commenter with an undisputable fact. What is this shit.

Welcome to the fight.

2 25 Jan 2022 23:45 u/OTS_ in r/RedditCensors

Comment on: Temporarily banned from Politicalhumor for 30 days for...

We want NO fascists in power, they want _their_ fascists in power, that’s the difference.

24 09 Sep 2021 14:14 u/OTS_ in r/RedditCensors

Comment on: r/Florida mods are despicable tbh

Thank you.

3 31 Aug 2021 01:52 u/OTS_ in r/RedditCensors

r/Florida mods are despicable tbh

47 16 comments 30 Aug 2021 04:01 u/OTS_ (..) in r/RedditCensors

Comment on: LMAO this is just pathetic. It doesn't even matter what you comment.

Nothing says “justice served” like an unappealable permanent ban for participating in an unrelated subreddit!

2 05 Jul 2021 14:37 u/OTS_ in r/RedditCensors

Comment on: /r/nfl immediately locks post championing the vaccine, the same vaccine that news stations are being paid to lie about, and then posts sticky on the empty thread calling anyone questioning any of this an "anti-vaxxer" and "nonsense."

Facts. Immature people don’t realize that it’s okay to ask questions but just want to paint everyone with a broad brush. Phase 3 trials don’t even end until 2023.

10 20 Jun 2021 19:49 u/OTS_ in r/RedditCensors

Comment on: Mod from /r/TheWire is a total hero for banning me purely because of my username. Must be proud!

Yikes.

1 11 Feb 2021 21:50 u/OTS_ in r/RedditCensors

Comment on: /r/science censors discussion pertaining to an article about a study that claims conservatives are generally more open-minded and less likely to exclude ideological rivals than liberals

Then people might start humanizing them.

12 09 Feb 2021 23:04 u/OTS_ in r/RedditCensors

Comment on: Shadowbanned from r/politics - no reason given.

I’m not ok with mail-in ballots that were received after Election Day being counted - it’s 100% unconstitutional. That alone was a strong enough case that SCOTUS should have heard it. There has never been mail-in ballots on this scale in those specific swing states, you realize that, right? Look at Florida - they have done lots of mail-in votes for years and they were one of the first states to certify their results. There is no excuse for multiple stops and starts, witnesses and observers being forced to leave, or ballots being brought in from external places late at night. I think there is compelling evidence to warrant an investigation, but no one in power seems interested in it. I wonder why? They seem interested in scapegoating the people who did blunder at the Capitol to silence people who do want to know more and have this all looked at in-depth. I wonder why?

1 24 Jan 2021 21:33 u/OTS_ in r/RedditCensors

Comment on: Shadowbanned from r/politics - no reason given.

People have the right to protest WHATEVER THEY WANT. That’s the point. It’s free speech and the right to assembly. Those are critical for a democracy to function. However, there is no disputing that at _least_ 90% of the people were there simply to protest and assemble peacefully. I don’t know why the police let the people in. Shouldn’t we be asking that question to the people accountable for the police’s actions on that day? Where is the anti-cop outrage?? Apparently, a witch hunt for the people dumb/unlucky enough to wander into the Capitol building is the answer, not accountability for the failure to secure the property. What’s the excuse for the difference in force response to the BLM protests and the Trump protests? IMO there isn’t one.

2 24 Jan 2021 21:27 u/OTS_ in r/RedditCensors

Comment on: Shadowbanned from r/politics - no reason given.

Let me ask you this: if there is specific evidence of voter fraud, is it invalidated because it’s not “widespread”? The election being potentially hacked in 2016 was worth impeaching the sitting president to many politicians. Then that was finally dismissed because in 2 years literally 0 evidence was presented, they got their day in court though. Now with this election, when we had massive mail-in voting and there WERE anomalies (like 350k+ vote spike at 4am in multiple swing states simultaneously), suddenly, questioning the election and wanting due diligence and transparency makes you a conspiracy theorist and a terrorist? As Biden would say: come on, man. We should be addressing the failures to respond to this pandemic and the concerns people legitimately have about the election, and come up with a plan to ensure this never reoccurs. What happened in 2016 with the impeachment and now in 2020 with the mail-in ballot dump is *not normal*. How is it OK that the people designing voting software systems have direct connections to some of the most powerful politicians in the country?

2 24 Jan 2021 21:23 u/OTS_ * in r/RedditCensors

Comment on: Shadowbanned from r/politics - no reason given.

I appreciate those traits of yours. I disagree there are no good points to the contrary of your belief. What’s an example of a point you feel is invalid?

3 24 Jan 2021 21:07 u/OTS_ in r/RedditCensors

Comment on: Shadowbanned from r/politics - no reason given.

That’s a fair point - I would disagree that attending a protest and then being literally allowed into the capitol amounts to terrorism. This wasn’t a planned and organized attack on democracy - it was a peaceful protest that was agitated by outside actors and got out of control. It was not by design. The capitol police opened the barricade and allowed them to approach the building _knowing_ they didn’t have backup, because the crowd was pushing forward and people in the front were going to be hurt. Things got out of hand. Just like the BLM protests/riots (there have been both). The difference is the way the news propagandizes things, but if you remove the political lens, it’s the same thing under the surface. Look deeper.

1 24 Jan 2021 21:06 u/OTS_ in r/RedditCensors

Comment on: Shadowbanned from r/politics - no reason given.

I’m being lied to by echo chambers to hate Americans? Funny, I don’t have hatred for anyone. Do you? I seek to understand the other side’s point. Do you? I’m trying to actively engage a discussion, because I don’t think people should be silenced or cancelled because they disagree. Do you? I believe all people are worthy of respect no matter what. Do you?

4 24 Jan 2021 21:02 u/OTS_ in r/RedditCensors

Comment on: Shadowbanned from r/politics - no reason given.

Was the CHAZ insurrection and terrorism?

2 24 Jan 2021 21:00 u/OTS_ in r/RedditCensors

Comment on: Shadowbanned from r/politics - no reason given.

I have formed my own opinions from knowledge and experience. I encourage you to do the same. 10,000 people at the capitol that day, and you want to paint them all as “terrorists” because a few individuals claim to have been plotting violence, while dismissing that dozens of people died over the summer and hundreds of millions of dollars of damage was done because of the _ideology_ behind those crimes? If one is terrorism, so is the other, no matter why. It’s simple logic. I just cited you firsthand examples of how the shoe fits the other foot and you dismiss it because of your cognitive bias. You fail to see where this leads. People should be allowed to disagree but violence should be stopped immediately, it can’t be allowed for one side but not for another, or the situation will only escalate. It can’t be prosecuted on one side but not for another, or it will lead to one-sided authoritarianism. See: USSR

1 24 Jan 2021 20:59 u/OTS_ in r/RedditCensors

Comment on: Shadowbanned from r/politics - no reason given.

You’re clearly proselytized. I saw plenty of mannequins dressed like cops covered in blood, desecrated statues and memorials, shot out windows and broken glass, robberies and violence at the riots I went to this summer. If you state one is, so is the other.

7 24 Jan 2021 20:46 u/OTS_ in r/RedditCensors