I didn't know about this subreddit previously. I haven't researched the Reddit site in it's entirety. I have often been a contrarian on the subreddits I've posted on and expecting backlash to pointing out widely accepted double standards. Not playing coy. The response to my question was informative and made it well worth asking about.

Thanks for sharing your experience. It is helpful to me and others to have awareness about experiences like yours. Hopefully we can make a positive difference on issues such as the empathy gap with persistance over time. Victims are victims. All people should have a voice without regard to gender.

Is Reddit generally considered to have more male feminists than might be expected? I have found many particular subreddits that should be somewhat neutral to be extremely unwelcoming and dismissive to pointing out very obvious anti-male double standards. To the point that they may as well be considered feminist subs. I hope the entire Reddit site doesn't have a general anti-male perspective. That would be disappointing to learn.

It's especially concerning if they won't even attempt to explain their actions. Did they just ban your opinion or ban you personally?

Yeah too many subs ban legitimate unpopular opinions because they don't like them. Other subs bully and shame unpopular opinions relentlessly to achieve the same effect and force a group-think or mob-like mentality. Either way don't let these things deter you from making sensible comments that bring balance to conversations that would have had no balance otherwise. More people need to find the guts to make such comments in order for anything to change. It's way more interesting to do so anyway. Just be consistent with the facts.

This is exactly how all of these anti-male double standards should be viewed. By considering exact reverse gender equivalents to illustrate the hipocrisy. It's too bad you were censored at unpopular opinions. Unless they had a very good reason that I'm not aware of my opinion of that subreddit has gone down. kurtu5 is right. We do now live in a gynocentric society. For people like me who believe in genuine gender equality that is a serious problem. I have spoken online about many anti-male double standards. Most women seem offended to even hear a word about it. On rare occasions I do find women who will acknowledge such double standards but it is rare. We should not be silent about this stuff. It needs to change.