KittenKoder

Reddit has this stupid power to limit a user's use of the block feature. They can make it so you can't even remove other users from your block list even if you accidentally block the wrong user.

They restrict your use of the site just for trying to avoid misinformation from antivaxxers, right wing nuts, and religious fruitcakes all so they can punish users who debunk that crazy shit.

The reason is because the dynamic online is very different than in the physical world. In the physical world protests disrupt people's lives, and there is no way to avoid that disruption, it impacts everyone.

The part about getting the word out requires disruption, it demands that people who would normally not be impacted are now impacted by the sub group. This is also why protecting the right to protest is more important than anything for a society to function, the difficult part is when trying to define something as a protest or riot as there is a very fine line between the two.

But online you cannot disrupt the opposition unless those who run the website agree with the protest, which is

So it appears a few forums are removing content defending the LGBTQIA+, for example r/NotHowGirlsWork and r/terriblefacebookmemes have removed posts showing how idiotic bigots think transgender works. Maybe we are protesting the wrong part of Reddit.

I just don't know what to do, I have this thing that's happening in this place I don't know and all I have done is observe until now. So what should I really do?

Is there a purpose to all this or is this just a fever dream? Am I really here or over there?

Perhaps I am behind you.

There was a "life hack" that actually turns out to be true. If you want something explained to you, post something that's wrong.

The reason is that asking questions will only get you banned from forums or completely ignored. But if you post the wrong answer to someone else's question, people can't help but correct you because humans are hyper competitive.

It would be nice for us to stop being hyper competitive, because it also results in war, but at least the rest of us can use your reptile instincts to our advantage.

It appears there is an idiot running that subreddit who thinks that people who devalue animals because of circumstances beyond their control should be allowed to adopt animals. In the shelters there are "no adopt" lists, one of them is those who do this very thing.

They also don't think hitting a cat is abuse, that hitting a cat to "teach" them is okay. So I am gathering their information and submitting it to the no adopt lists in the shelters I volunteer for.