Banned from reddit for saying Nazi should get punched in the face...
Banned from reddit for saying Nazi should get punched in the face...
Apparently posting pictures of Nazis being punched in the face on r/pics is ok, but saying this Nazi loving pos should be punched in the face isn't... Apparently that is encouraging violence, and is a problem, but showing violence isn't promoting it and isn't a problem...
Cool 7 day ban, I just won't be going back.
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Remember, when someone brags about a ban and omits plenty of details you can assume the worst. OP probably posted pictures of newborn babies being punched in the face and argued that all Mongolian babies are nazis or something.
Its the same here go to any echo chamber community post your opinions and its worst than reddit!
Happened to me once, too. Only time I ever got a site ban and it was for agreeing with a post about punching Nazis. The main post stayed up, while they systematically banned everyone who agreed with it for promoting violence. I spammed the appeals inbox until an actual person responded and unbanned me. But it was just another thing that had me looking for alternatives and then the API bullshit happened and Lemmy was brought up. Been here ever since.
hah i cant believe you admitted it ive now reported you to reddit for inciting violence
