But they're not censoring viewpoints. The viewpoints of TD were crammed down the throats of All leading up to the elections, with no repercussions. That's because they weren't being censored. They're being made to follow rules that, yes, were put in place because of them. They were brigading other subs by linking to them, and Reddit made a rule against that. If they weren't being such gigantic dicks about everything, that rule wouldn't need to have been made. And the other subs that they enforced that rule on, actually followed it.

That whole rationale is flawed because A) TD wasn't banned, they went private under protest. And B) they weren't being singled out because they disagreed with anything, they were singled out because they broke countless rules time and again.

What does that have to do with anything? I never said I wasn't.

There have been instances of businesses refusing to cater to Trump supporters and non-Trump supporters. It's not illegal, but you can show your displeasure by not frequenting those businesses. How is this any different?

It would certainly suck if it were opinions I agreed with, but I'm grown up enough to understand they not everyone agrees with me, and that private companies can do what they want when it comes to things like this.

Which is...I mean...just goddamn hilarious

There was a comment in the subredditdrama post about this that linked a dozen Voat users saying how much they hated TD

Haha Voat doesn't want them either

And Reddit isn't the US government, therefore they're allowed to tell anyone to shut the fuck up if they want.

Jesus are you still here? What a lunatic. Reading a purposefully placed question mark as a Freudian slip? It was more of an invitation to prove what you were saying. But you can't do that, because you're a liar and a fucking moron. I'll see you in 36-48 hours when you can think of something you think is clever to say. Something like this, perhaps: >HAHAHA I can't attack the librul with any facts or substance so I'll seize upon that question mark! Checkmate, librul!!!!!!!!!! And, I mean this with all sincerity, please, go fuck yourself.

Did it seriously take you all day to come up with such a stupid response laden with The_Donald buzzwords? Your 10,000 number is meaningless. 90,000 people voted for Osoff, who raised 8 million dollars for a *special election* that people don't usually give a fuck about. There's a special race in fucking Montana where the polls have narrowed to a single digit lead for the republican, where your orange God emperor carried the state by 20 points. They even had to send Pence and one of the little trump trolls to campaign because it's being fucked up so bad. People all over cant stand what Trump is doing (or not doing), so you're going to see a lot of blue in 2018, gerrymandering or not.

No I wasn't? I posted to two different users because it was relevant to what they were saying. I didn't spam anything or delete anything. Way to make shit up. Typical lying conservative.

Byeeeeeee have fun in /r/The_SafeSpace. I'm sure there, they don't question when you call liberalism a dying ideology! They just nod and say "da, comrade!"

So....you can't back up that claim? Got it.

Just a quick question, on a day where this president is threatening to stop having press briefings, and where his press secretary is rightfully being criticized for hiding "amongst" the bushes to avoid the press, how can you claim that trying to stifle dissent is somehow *not* a republican attribute?

Says the person who claims an ideology that attracted the majority of voters in 2016 is somehow dying

Excellent, well thought out response, try to shut up anyone who disagrees. Very republican.

Most of those donations came from national donors. And I won't argue with your point that the liberal ideology is dying, because you made no point, you provided no evidence to back up your thesis. You just spouted your opinion on something, which I'm not going to argue with. If I did, it would be tantamount to saying "nuh uh!" and what's the point of that? If you want to have a real discussion and provide some evidence to back up your claim, then I'm game. For instance, I could point out that Democrats have won a majority of total votes in the past few Senate, House, and Presidential elections, but the way things as divided it has led to less elected officials from that party.

To two different users. Not to the same guy.

I did reply to his *other* comment that literally said the same thing

Did you need to copy and paste this response to me twice...?

The problem is that you're associating this with a regular House race, which it's not. Historically, no one gives a flying fuck about special elections, and voter turnout is minuscule. Most of the American population, Democrats and Republicans, don't even know it's happening. When the vote is nationwide in 2018, you will see a huge turnout. And we already have the results of the first round of this election to prove you completely wrong. Osoff already got 92,000 votes out of the 192k that voted. So your 10,000 number of people who donated in-state is meaningless. The votes will be there, even if Osoff doesn't win, to get him this close in such a red district shows where Democrats are.

God damn, are you this pedantic in real life, or only on the Internet? And 2016 was never supposed to be a "wave." The republicans were always polling to keep the House and Senate. And the "calculus" as you call it, was actually pretty accurate when it said Hillary would win by a couple of percentage points, it just didn't factor in 80,000 voters in three states that flipped the EC.

I didn't mention Trump at all. You're trying to put words into my mouth about him being "done." What I'm talking about is the midterm elections, you know, the ones where trump isn't running?

Where did I mention Trump?

lol I guess you have an answer for everything lol maybe we'll see your answers lol after a Democratic wave in 2018 lol

200,000 people donated, as of the beginning of April. http://politics.blog.ajc.com/2017/04/05/jon-ossoff-nets-record-fundraising-haul-in-6th-district-race/

200,000 people donated, as of the beginning of April. http://politics.blog.ajc.com/2017/04/05/jon-ossoff-nets-record-fundraising-haul-in-6th-district-race/

Yeah, that's why a special election for a congressional seat in Georgia got 8 million in donations, because there's no support.