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Why were links/mentions of anti-capitalism removed and done with no announcement to the subreddit?

Been thinking about getting back into it and figured I could ask here since I know the community can be somewhat toxic towards anyone that isn't the 'Gamer' gender if you know what I mean.

Would be cool if Myrmidia was a trans icon.

Anyway, thanks for reading.

Edit: Gotta say, wasn't expecting so many folks to comment under this.

Was contemplating doing a one-shot with some friends to see if they would be interested in a more long-term campaign. So any information sources or previous attempts would be appreciated.

See title.

While a recent series of encounters is what comes to mind it isn't the first time I've run into people who are hostile or demeaning towards other people simply because they hold different political views.

Feel free to condemn and defend against fascists, but actively seeking to be a petty bully who would tip someone's wheelchair over and laugh is not the kind of of person I would consider a leftist, much less a good person.

If this subreddit is about mutual aid, building a community, and encouraging leftists to be armed then forgive me if I somehow missed the rule saying we should be being a jackass.

Maybe it's just the games I play on there but the one where it really started being in the open and normalized was the humankind 4x forums on steam. There's roughly 7-8 accounts that just randonly interject some comment about 'SJWs', 'Woke bad', or a thinly veiled anti-left comment and firing squads.

There was even one that was a brand new account purposely trying to cause trouble and had a name implying people who transition were mentally ill and should be 'corrected'. They went away quickly since someone reported them but still.

Idk, maybe I'm just noticing it more recently but I found the mentioned game recently and the fandom being like that already isn't encouraging. Maybe I just need

I'll admit to not having watched the series/read the materials, but from what I understand it's about a group of individuals who receive training and equipment quirks/superpowers which allow them to serve society in extraordinary ways; essentially Heroes in the classic sense. or community protectors

Except at some point after these quirks started appearing organizations showed up to organize and privatize the very nature of what it means to be a 'Hero'.

A few 'villains' of the show such as Stain or Lady Nagant point out the corrupt and authoritarian nature of this organization, often going out of their way to take down individual cops 'Professional Heroes' who seem to do the jo