I was referring to sub-reddits and the moderation that happens there where "toxic", trolling , offtopic ares clear terms. Not the full reddit platform, it is

I was referring to sub-reddits and the moderation that happens there where "toxic", trolling , offtopic ares clear terms. Not the full reddit platform, it is a private thing and a business, if keeping toxic sub-reddits on would make them money and good PR then they would keep them , it was a business decision and if it is legal then it is nothing you can do then move your community elsewhere. I also don't like when business ban perfectly legal things like adult content but what can you do? Make a law forcing business and private people host things that they don't want, if you had a forum and someone would spam it with disgusting images don't you want the freedom to remove that? Reddit is not a monopoly, we have forums and they even work better for some content type