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You really stepped on the gas in describing those horrible things in detail. > stuff I really wish I hadn't seen Or hadn't read. Your choice to visit "/comba

You really stepped on the gas in describing those horrible things in detail. > stuff I really wish I hadn't seen Or hadn't read. Your choice to visit "/combatfootage" doesn't match your wish not to have seen combat footage. What did you expect? Non-combat footage? We shouldn't advocate for censorship. We should advocate for more common sense on the user's side.

somedude895 4y ago
> Or hadn't read. I never watch gore and shock videos, but I've read about plenty of them and even the descriptions of what's in them haunts me, even after years and years I can't get them out of my head. This thread has added a couple of those now...
LegitShady 4y ago
>Your choice to visit "/combatfootage" doesn't match your wish not to have seen combat footage. What did you expect? Non-combat footage? I watched a lot of combatfootage previously that wasn't as traumatic but the use of small drones in ukraine with grenades has upped the level of very close range footage to a new level in ukraine.
wincy 4y ago
What I’m saying is if you just go to the Reddit.com/r/all page, which if you’ve curated to avoid all the negative subreddits, you’ll now get /r/combatfootage and people fighting included in this feed. I’d like to be able to check out the broader Reddit without being subjected to even the titles of these horrific pages. At the same time I do think freedom of speech is important, I think everyone who wants to should be able to see ISIS beheading videos or whatever so we know what barbarism is possible and to fight against it. But that doesn’t mean I want to see it all the time.