You know your link just shows your comment was deleted and doesn't show what you said, right?

The reddit admins are installing the mods to subs they deem "problematic" - so not only is there no recourse, for subs that used to be controlled by reasonable mods, if they don't mod in accordance with reddits policies (i.e. anything vaguely republican is "hate speech") they will be replaced. Has happened in every popular sub.

Every sub is going to be like this before you know it. I post on the Dallas subreddit and the mods there are about 50 feet underwater in the liberal side of the pool like they are everywhere. Apparently one of them is a pitbull apologist so when a story was posted about a lady getting attacked by a pitbull he was going through deleting comments about pitbulls. Bunch of comments got posted about the mods etc etc… I was like, first time? How does that feel, fuckers? Reddit will be useless on any topic within a couple of years as all dissent is squashed.

You're defending censorship in this case so you are taking the place of the censor, then rolling over and saying complaining about censorship is censorship. I don't know what kind of drugs you took today but you might want to lay off of them. This circular argument is stupid and I'm done with you.

And you aren't inherently stupid most likely but you sure are working hard at it.

Did I delete your post? Did I ban you? Are you fucking retarded? Apparently so.

So you're making us more safe with censorship? Fuck off.

Therewasanattempt had an entire "from the river to the sea" screed in the aftermath of Oct 7th. Bunch of SERIOUSLY anti-jewish things posted in there and that is a-ok apparently.

The new one I've seen is a bunch of Biden supporters calling any criticism of Biden "BDS". Clown world is hilarious sometimes when it's not sad. Yes /r/politics has been an echo chamber since at least like... 2015? Yes it is blatant censorship and oppression, but don't let the "guardians of freedom" know that.

Wow, Reddit properly censored something. Shocking.

Why did you remove it initially, and what in the feedback caused you to re-approve it?