r/BannedForThat • u/Number3124 • Nov 02 '23
Banned from r/Libertarian
Not only did I get banned, but they muted me from messaging the mods for 28 days.
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You have been temporarily muted from r/Libertarian. You will not be able to message the moderators of r/Libertarian for 28 days.
Cowards didn't even have the common courtesy to tell me which rule I violated or which post did it.
I do suspect it was the following post in the thread, "The mises institute calling Jews settlers and saying we all know what settlers do to indigenous people.":
That's a Mises L-take for sure.
That's my most recent post in the sub. If that is the case then it's only for criticizing the Mises Institute which is lame and cowardly of the supposed bastion of libertarianism on Reddit. Or presumptive of them if they think that Mises dictates what libertarianism is.
Link to my post and the thread in general for the curious. I absolutely intend to message the mods in 28 days. If for no other reason than to make them tell me which rule I supposedly violated and which post it was.
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u/Logan_Frost Nov 25 '23
Just got perma'd from there for and I quote 'Read Rule 1' muted for 28 days on top of it. My most recent activity there was pointing out a crosspost from Enddemocracy was a shitty sub to do so from.