1
Reddit banned me for being against Nazism
(lemmygrad.ml)
In r/worldnews there are thousands of posts wishing deaths on entirety of Russians, and it's nothing new even there are constant calls to "nuke the whole country" whenever some country dares to stand up to United States, but saying Nazis dying is a good thing gets me banned for "promoting violence". I didn't even tell people to kill Nazis I just said if they die it is a good thing.
Reddit is in favor of fascism, and being against Nazism is against the rules there.
I was suspended once for telling a self-admitted pedophile to go kill himself. Reddit is a fucking liberal shithole.
I mean reddit has a rule that says specifically "vulnerable or marginalized groups" should not be aggressed upon but the rest are fine. So for instance they allow "reverse racism" or "racism against white people" if you believe in such things.
So this basically means reddit believes Nazis are a vulnerable or marginalized group that requires active protection.