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No, this canard keeps getting brought up over and over again. /r/europe has a serious problem with racists posting all kinds of hate speech. A couple of years a
by amyjess 11y ago
No, this canard keeps getting brought up over and over again. /r/europe has a serious problem with racists posting all kinds of hate speech. A couple of years ago, the moderators started cracking down on the racism and banning the racists, and now the racists are all crying censorship because a popular subreddit now has a policy against hate speech.
And /r/subredditcancer is a subreddit that exists for hate groups to complain about getting banned from the rest of reddit. Hell, one of the moderators there, KrustyKoonKrackers (username is a KKK reference and contains a misspelled racial slur) used to be a moderator of /r/coontown (good riddance to that hellhole), and another ex-coontown mod, /u/DylannStormRoof (named after a racist mass murderer), is very active on SRC. I've seen SRC repeatedly lie and distort facts to claim that they're getting banned from places for no reason, and every time, it turns out that there's a very, very good reason, and the poster was just lying for sympathy. I can't believe anything anyone says on SRC.
- piotrjurkiewicz 11y agoOnly if you consider information about terrorist attacks as a 'hate speech'. https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/3b86ws/mods_of_reurope_stop_sweeping_islamist_violence/ https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/3b86ws/mods_of_reur... (This post was delisted many times by mods, despite the fact that its author is Turk, so he cannot be racist against himself.) Moreover, /r/europe moderators explicitly admits their practices: >Censure or visible islamophobia. One has to choose. https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/3b6fgi/mégathread_attentat_in_saintquentinfallavier_near/csjawhn https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/3b6fgi/mégathread_a...
- alayne 11y agoIn the first thread, it looks like the mods admit to making a mistake.