> I actually liked having offensive subreddits on Reddit because there were so many people that devoted themselves to arguing with the people that posted there.

> I actually liked having offensive subreddits on Reddit because there were so many people that devoted themselves to arguing with the people that posted there. The real problem with having "offensive" subs removed is that now they are going to target the next layer of speech. You see this on reddit. Now that they succeeded in banning coontown, fph, etc, they are now targeting political subreddit. Hell during the election, there was a push to have the_donald banned. Then what? Christian subs? Food subs that advocate meat consumption? It is encouraging a culture of outrage and censorship. Which is very scary.