For clarification, here's what happened. Somebody in the subreddit r/DAE (that's an acronym for "does anyone else") asked the question, "DAE feel the need to save the world, but engage in a scorched earth policy against MAGAt mоrоns?"
I took that to mean no mercy for traitors and that We should prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law. And I responded by saying that they would do it to us, so we should do it to them. That led to a permanent ban from the subreddit for "promoting violence".
Well, you know me. I'm nothing if not friendly and respectful.
No, really. I messaged the mod about it, and this was how it went.
As you can see, this person was absolutely monitoring my messages to them, and responded almost immediately to my second message. Even then, I couldn't be provoked to saying anything I regret, but the little ❄️ decided I needed a 3-day ban for what I did say.
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@basilfawlty89 By the way, did I tell you? I looked up SimilarWorlds on another website, and they say they have a whole one staff member. If that's true, it would explain why they have such a hard time policing the place.
@BritishFailedAesthetic my point exactly. Yeah, you get ignorant bigots steretyping, but I've seen on X and here literal calls for genocide by hate groups and encouragement of violence. Groups like Atomwaffen and Combat 18.
@BritishFailedAesthetic I wouldn't rule it out, honestly, but what I mean is, there's good news about his deliberately offensive posts. Not sure how much I can reveal.
