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Perhaps a better counter-example would be /r/ChapoTrapHouse, which routinely promotes generalized violence against landlords and police.

• r00fus 7y ago
  Are they credible threats? The likelihood in the T_D case seems a lot more high.
  • RandomInteger4 7y ago
    Why do you believe this to be the case?
    • opportune 7y ago
      Well there was the Charlottesville rally which was stickied to the top of /r/The_Donald
    • iron0013 7y ago
      For one thing, Confederate slave owners are no longer among the living.
      • RandomInteger4 7y ago
        That's not relevant to anything in this thread. Please stay on topic.
        • iron0013 7y ago
          Yes it is. Dont presume to tell me what to do, you tendentious pedant.
• spamizbad 7y ago
  Wasn't that subreddit also quarantined a while ago? No idea what its current status is, but when I tried to click-thru a post there a while back it wouldn't let me in. Edit: the Chapo one is out of quarantine. Apparently there were a bunch of posts soliciting violence towards slaveholders and once the mods removed them they lifted the quarantine.
  • MickerNews 7y ago
    >bunch of posts soliciting violence towards slaveholders Slaveholders? What kind of violence?
    • illirik 7y ago
      The memes were about shooting slave owners, both in the American context and others. Similar to the Dave Chapelle skit.