I mean I'm aware of it, definitely. What's funny is when mods only delete my posts, for an obviously made- up reason, ONLY after they attack me and I dismantle their arguments.

I recently a doc about fb and how hypocritical their cendorship is. Iirc it's called inside facebook. Nothing in it surprised me.

That's probably why: so many fake-ass libertarians and conservatives running subs.

Parler is funny; I looked at it due to the claims of how much freedom is there. Yikes

What is reddit's policy on this, if any? This one takes the cake. Ofc policy is one thing, following it is something else.

Not surprised. Not surprised by "progressives" doing it either. People love their echo chambers.

Why am I not surprised by this?

They probly need some real happiness in their life. Imagine being motivated to have an unpaying "job" that serves no function.

"Hope that helps". The interactions with these people I've had just reinforces what derps they are. I have a sub and an fb group and I'VE only kicked somebody out once, for being a complete creep, and only after trying repeatedly to reason with them. There's an old saying that everybody likes freedom of speech until they hear something they don't like. Now there's no pretense of freedom of speech. I'm just gonna assume this is a systemic, top-down problem with Reddit, just like with other sites. I welcome all views, and calling someone immoral just for having a different view is ridiculous.

"Some", yeah

I have met some mods irl. Not surprisingly, total toolbags.

Might b interesting

If this is a subject dear to your heart might be worth it to create your own thing. These people aren't worth it. I'd never ask them for anything, fuck them.

Talk about a stretch.

I remember the first day I used reddit. I was banned from r/unpopularopinion for my first post, which criticized the sub. Ofc when I pointed out the hypocrisy the dorky (probably redundant) mod just acted dorkier.

Lame. How did anything they said refute your post anyway? I hate it when people lecture about stuff people understand anyway too, we KNOW how our government works.

I mean yeah i think your point is taken, it's an interesting observation.

I was specifically thinking about a natalist sub at the time. I found out about it while reading an antinatalist sub. I checked it out and wasn't suprised what I found there.

I often just avoid subs where the majority probably disagrees with me. I'll just end up going in circles and get called a troll and be banned.

Reddit is always a shitstorm. That's the point.

I hate the nfl, and reddit, for so many reasons. I don't know anything other than you what you posted but we can agree on that at least. People argue that these sites can basically do whatever they want since it's constitutionally their right. Ok, but can they at least consistently follow their own rules, and can they stop getting preferential treatment? Imo when uncle sam enables crony capitalism they are in effect engaging in de facto censorship.