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I would disagree with somebody sucker-punching a community member in the face. If there are no other targets this seems entirely legitimate. The ban also seems
by microcolonel 10y ago
I would disagree with somebody sucker-punching a community member in the face. If there are no other targets this seems entirely legitimate.
The ban also seems slightly prejudicial, because on the other side there is /r/antifa where people are bragging[1] about the assault which /r/altright was trying to solve with this bounty.
Granted, /r/antifa seems to be mostly dissent against this stuff, so it wouldn't be a subreddit shutdown.
I think that assaulting people you disagree with is a far more serious charge than posting a reward for information which leads to the arrest of a criminal. The latter is something befitting of a police agency.
[1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/antifa/comments/5r5rlp/ https://www.reddit.com/r/antifa/comments/5r5rlp/
- diyorgasms 10y ago/r/antifa is run by neo-nazi squatters who want to make antifa look bad. They probably should be shut down, and there are other places actual activists organize.
- microcolonel 10y agoNot to get too far into it, but it's hard to make antifa look any worse than they actually are. A bunch of cowardly, destructive, eyes-shut communist nincompoops parading around in crowds because they are too timid to stand alone for their indefensibly stupid beliefs; that is, if they're not just there to fit in. I don't think you have to be a neo-nazi to appreciate how pathetic and sad antifa are. I do not think you have to be a neo-nazi to have a knowing laugh about the thumb-sucking intellectual fragility they represent.
- unprepare 10y agoif you want to investigate criminal activity, become a police officer. >Vigilante justice often describes the actions of a single person or group of people who claim to enforce the law but lack the legal authority to do so. https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/vigilante_justice https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/vigilante_justice