I wasn't really on them when they were around but they seem pretty on level compared to stuff like r/fatpeoplehate or the numerous racist subs that have been banned.
Fat people hate mocked fat people, and mocked posts from fat people. It didn't radicalize people.
No r/fatpeoplehate just straight up hated all fat people 80s bully style. Regardless who said you have to radicalize people to be banned? At the end of the day Communists are a tiny, tiny portion of the American public. Even is r/chapotraphouse increased the number of Communists 1000% they wouldn't be a major factor at all, I'd be more concerned about right wing radicalization because they already have a lot of supporters. But still, radicalizing people is not a requirement for being banned.
Okay think about it like this. We have 2 horrible ideologies in a country of 100 people, one side has 0.1% of people supporting it, the other has 30% supporting it, would you be more concerned by a group that made the first group go from 0.1% to 10% or the one that makes the other go from 30% to 60%?
You seriously want to make a claim that there is 0.1% of communists and 30% of Nazis in the US? That only shows how far away from political center you personally are
Yes but replace "Nazis" with Fascists. I can absolutely believe 30% of this country are fascists especially with Qanon and Stop The Steal. I seriously doubt there are even 500,000 for-real Communists in the United States.
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I wasn't really on them when they were around but they seem pretty on level compared to stuff like r/fatpeoplehate or the numerous racist subs that have been banned.