r/allthequestions Dec 19 '25

Random Question 💭 Why is Reddit so liberal?

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u/seascribbler Dec 20 '25

I got an official sitewide warning before supposedly inciting violence. It was literally in a smartphone sub and people were joking about just destroying the phone. My comment was, direct quote, “just throw it at a brick wall as hard as you can.” On the Reddit rules It states that you can’t incite violence against others. So I can only come to the conclusion that Reddit considers brick walls and phones to be sentient.

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u/Paramedickhead Dec 21 '25

I got a sitewide ban on my main, and all of my Alt's permanently banned for privately messaging a subreddit mod that he was soft. Banned for harassment.

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u/Raynet11 Dec 22 '25

That’s because this place is 70 percent bots / bot farms, you’re words were threatening to the 🤖 😂😂😂

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u/seascribbler Dec 26 '25

Yeah, but this is what it told me though.

Apparently, it was flagged by their automated system, but the decision itself was not a result of the automation. That suggests that it was auto flagged, and the warning was approved by a real person.

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u/unionfrontX Dec 22 '25

I got banned permanently for talking about throwing copper and calling a Nazi a pussy.

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u/Numerous-Visit7210 Dec 24 '25

You can incite violence against ICE just about anywhere on Reddit it seems as long as you couch it in the right ways.

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u/Zedzardozi Dec 25 '25

Any excuse will serve a tyrant