There really are not. I think it's hard for "non-heretics" to understand just how tight of a fist most online forums keep.
I invite you to try it! Pick a few heretical statements like "Islamic migration has been a disaster for Europe" or "It seems like this trans thing is socially contagious for young girls" and post them in relevant threads on the top 50 Reddit subs.
You will get immediately banned from 95% of these subs, and might last 2 weeks or so in the remaining 5%.
You would get banned from 80% of subs for being off topic.
You would get banned because repeating dog whistles of hate groups is the fastest way to get identified with hate groups.
I have seen what happens multiple times when these statements are posted. To the point that those communities got mentioned in Time magazine as examples of hate groups.
If you think this is a tight fist, consider that the communities that did leave Reddit and go to Parler/whatever, reintroduced moderation rules themselves.
Those types of comments are constantly posted to Reddit right now. It's a smaller number of subreddits than before the rightoid exile, but there are still a few popular ones.
There really are not. I think it's hard for "non-heretics" to understand just how tight of a fist most online forums keep.
I invite you to try it! Pick a few heretical statements like "Islamic migration has been a disaster for Europe" or "It seems like this trans thing is socially contagious for young girls" and post them in relevant threads on the top 50 Reddit subs.
You will get immediately banned from 95% of these subs, and might last 2 weeks or so in the remaining 5%.
I know about it exceedingly well.
You would get banned from 80% of subs for being off topic.
You would get banned because repeating dog whistles of hate groups is the fastest way to get identified with hate groups.
I have seen what happens multiple times when these statements are posted. To the point that those communities got mentioned in Time magazine as examples of hate groups.
If you think this is a tight fist, consider that the communities that did leave Reddit and go to Parler/whatever, reintroduced moderation rules themselves.
Those types of comments are constantly posted to Reddit right now. It's a smaller number of subreddits than before the rightoid exile, but there are still a few popular ones.
Again, which rights are being trampled?
No, this was by the Admins. It was a quote of one his threats. His speech is ban-able sitewide for us plebs if you repeat it