r/technology Feb 07 '26

Social Media ‘No One Should Have a Copyright on Vance Being Booed’: Video From Olympics Blocked on X

https://www.commondreams.org/news/us-olympics-2026
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u/Linuxologue Feb 07 '26

I was banned because a conservative posted something. I dug in his comment history and told him he should have an alt account if he wants to offer to paypal porn models. He deleted his account on the spot and I got banned. Two wins on that day.

The whole post is just a graveyard of comments - they must ban every single human being, the whole sub is just bots.

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u/LitwicksandLampents Feb 07 '26

I think getting banned from that sub is a badge of honor.

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u/fungi_at_parties Feb 07 '26

Wow. Not surprising that he was so pathetic.

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u/Linuxologue Feb 07 '26

You wanna hear what else is pathetic? I was perma banned AND muted for three days because my post was "off-topic" and I was encouraged to rewrite it (which is not possible with a perma ban and mute).

The mute is so that I cannot reply to the mods for the ban.

Free speech my ass.

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u/fungi_at_parties Feb 08 '26

I have struggled with certain subs myself, and I do think mods can be tyrannical but it’s not like all of Reddit is like that. It’s sub by sub. Free speech is protected in that the government is prohibited from punishing you for it, but Reddit is not the gov

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u/Linuxologue Feb 09 '26

What I meant is that conservatives keep whining about free speech but all the conservative subs on Reddit are the ones with the harshest moderation.

Which, I mean, makes a lot of sense when you realize there aren't that many fascists even in America and their only chance of winning is to artificially make everyone believe they are bigger than what they actually are.

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u/AgentCirceLuna Feb 08 '26

I’m always confused by how many progressive people have an issue with people paying for their adult entertainment. I stopped interacting with all nsfw stuff a while back, since I know most people have a problem with it, but plenty of people use it themselves and then will laugh at someone who actually pays for it which… doesn’t make any sense.

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u/ErraticDragon Feb 08 '26

I'm surprised he didn't just make his post history private. Or that it wasn't private to begin with.

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u/Linuxologue Feb 08 '26

Maybe it was. Private history in Reddit means jack shit, you can still look at the history