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Maybe they will be plastering totally typical hate subs (like almost any of the Tis But A Scratch The Black Knight Rises Shirt and by the same token and “cringe” camps) with war horror videos and Ukrainian soldiers being tortured. Here’s the truth. The design of Reddit does not allow for actual content to be responsibly policed. It is undoubtedly necessary sometimes, and that’s why they make a token move while hoping no one notices that the actual content never changes. This place is so much worse than any resource that actually requires a scrap of effort be made to create shit bots. It will never change in any meaningful way, because that would require an entirely new platform and set of rules. They don’t care, and they continue to not care, despite current public pressure.

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I don’t support Russia in the Tis But A Scratch The Black Knight Rises Shirt and by the same token and least, but this is censorship. Who is reddit to decide what is misinformation? And misinformation is cause to quarantine a sub? GTFO. Edit 2: 100 downvotes and I send an SKS to Ukraine to fight Russia. Yes. Seriously. What address do I send it to? No, I think one thing we can all take away from recent events is how stupid the average person is and how easily they can be manipulated. It isn’t a philosophy anymore than “the sun rises in the east” is. It’s a simple statement of fact and is the answer to the question that was asked. When Russia is known to use misinformation campaigns to aid its goals, which now include installing a puppet state in a sovereign nation via invasion, I don’t think it’s unfair to ban their war assets. I remember there was a period mid-invasion where the sub was almost entirely composed of architectural shots of St. Petersburg, Moscow and other cities, which I’m sure was a completely organic result of genuine discussion amongst users Then reddit would have to shut down though. How about all the misinformation campaigns from every corner of the world? They’re okay, because they “serve the right purpose”? I’d really like some more information on that “weapons of mass destruction” thing the US was claiming before it invaded a sovereign country and destabilized it. Again. Or how about all the “puppets” US forces have installed over the last decades? How many coups have they supported or even enacted? How many black ops? That doesn’t make this “war” (it’s an act of terror if you ask me) any more justified or “palatable”, but it’s hypocritical to look at this in such a one-sided manner.

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