Yeah, this is a thought that occurred to me right after making my first comment. I guess the only solution reconcilable with free speech should then be that one

Yeah, this is a thought that occurred to me right after making my first comment. I guess the only solution reconcilable with free speech should then be that one educates the public about the difference between a politically driven site and a politically neutral one. Neutral sites can easily be identified in that everyone can sign up and contribute. Advertising on any site that resembles the diversity of the public at large, and where ads are not placed based on political affiliation, should not be amenable to accusations based on moral grounds. Neither by law, nor should it be socially acceptable. So this is an issue of public education rather than an issue of cleaning up the internet. That fact that reddit is starting to delete instead of doing public education is suspicious to me.