> Reddit is a private corporation, these supposed core tenants of western liberalism do not mean they need to provide a forum for racists. It seems like you're

> Reddit is a private corporation, these supposed core tenants of western liberalism do not mean they need to provide a forum for racists. It seems like you're arguing with cliches that I'm not putting forward. They're a private corporation, and I'm saying I support their decision to not go further down the road of speech censorship. I'm not saying they're not capable of more censorship, I'm saying I support the choice they've made. I fail to see the point of your use of the word "supposed" there. Free speech is unequivocally a core tenant of western Liberalism. It's fine if you don't believe in Liberalism, it seems quite popular not to currently, but attempting to redefine it is a bit Orwellian.