Both that and this would be problems. But reddit hasn't closed r/conservative. Quite the opposite: it's open, people access it and mock the dumber comments ther

Both that and this would be problems. But reddit hasn't closed r/conservative. Quite the opposite: it's open, people access it and mock the dumber comments there and gain something from the smarter ones. Parler chooses not to maintain the same freedom. But then falsely claims it does...