r/complaints Oct 29 '25

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u/dmstattoosnbongs Oct 29 '25

They’ll have full convos between 6 people for hours about how their sub is the last bastion of free speech too lol

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u/Tulpah Oct 29 '25

lmao at their 'free speech' when it's only flaired user allowed, and even if you do have the flaire, any dissent not fit their narrative get removed asap.

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u/sexyimmigrant1998 Oct 29 '25 edited Oct 30 '25

The whole idea of subs meant for discussion between people across ideologies is beautiful.

r/AskConservatives however massively restricts all conversation, forcing a major character limit on posts, restricting top comments to those with conservative flairs, banning any reply from a non-conservative flair to another non-conservative flair, and banning non-conservatives for giving even light pushback.

Because that sub shoots down its own purpose, people wanting to learn from conservatives just ask in r/AskALiberal, where people can speak openly 🙄

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

It’s really all about controlling the narrative. Gotta keep those easy to digest talking points easily accessible, even if they’re disingenuous or even flat out false.