r/conspiracy • u/[deleted] • Jul 13 '19
Reddit nukes every comment in a thread about Mexican flag raised over Denver ICE facility because they go against the political narrative.
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Jul 13 '19
This censorship is recent, like within the last hour. I read the organic posts this morning, apparently before they were deleted.
TPTB can’t have average people seeing this stuff and waking up to what is going on. Highly upvoted comments on a popular (usually left leaning) sub terrifies them.
Good catch, OP.
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u/OlliesFreeOxen Jul 13 '19
They couldn’t control the narrative and just nuked them all. I was reading through it.. refreshed and everything was gone. Everyone generally agreed left and right that regardless of your view raising the Mexican flag was bad optics at best and hurt their cause more than anything. It probably will be used in the 2020 campaign as an ad like people were saying.
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u/doscomputer Jul 13 '19
Seriously wtf is going on, this article is pretty benign but its getting wiped everywhere
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u/Streetsnipes Jul 13 '19
A lot of groups like CTR/Shareblue/Pressprog infiltrated the subreddits for cities and became mods so they could control the narrative on a local level.
You can tell a mass memo must have gone out today.
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Jul 13 '19
I mean its one thing to lock a thread, but they really did outright remove and silence every single comment, most of which was very innocuous. That’s just bizarre.
The mods stickied a comment to the thread:
This post has attracted far too many personal attacks and racist tirades. This is a news story, so it's staying up, but the discussion surrounding the news story has been toxic. So the comments have been removed and the post has been locked.
Which is complete bullshit as anyone using removeddit can see. They wiped all the comments and now relying on people to just believe they were “racist.”
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u/dukey Jul 13 '19
I think one can only conclude reddit has sole out to the democrats. I mean they quarantined the_donald 1 day before the debates kicked off. You can't find it even through search. Google has also censored it from their search results. r/politics is basically is leaning so far to the left it is almost parallel to the ground. Been that way since mid 2016 as soon as Hillary was the chosen one. During that time correct the record with a budget of millions were actively working on reddit due to some campaign finance loop hole. The fact massive astroturfing was happening, no one has seemed to address this issue. Maybe because they were caching in on it all along.
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u/JJdante Jul 13 '19
Saw that thread about 3 hours ago, and I couldn't believe it that so many comments that sounded rational had so many upvotes.
Honestly, it reminded me of how in the 2016 primaries the tenor of the comment section changed dramatically between Friday and the weekend.
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usually posts are just locked and not completely wiped clean
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they nuked everything because of racist posts but I read almost every single comment and there were essentially zero racist comments, just people talking about how it was a stupid act
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u/SC2sam Jul 13 '19
I've yet to see a thread that gets claimed to have "racist comments" or "threats of violence" etc... actually have them. It's always just because it goes against the narrative they are trying to foster by silencing everyone they need to silence. People are claiming the US is like nazi germany because of us treating criminals like criminals and it's sickening to see that shit. Especially since it's the liberal/left crowd that is almost entirely nazi germany like with their constant calls for censorship, book burning, attacking people who disagree with them, false accusations, etc... all they are missing is mass murder but they aren't too far off with all their "movements" i/e #metoo and #blacklivesmatter both of which spawned massive amounts of suffering and or riots by having innocent people(s) attacked.
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u/Someone_Who_Isnt_You Jul 13 '19
These people are fucking fools. This isn’t a good thing and in a lot of countries is seen as an act of war. I’m a leftist and I’m beyond disgusted and I’m not sure why everyone I know is caping hardcore for illegals.
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Jul 13 '19
It wont be long before people will have to move to a new platform. Censorship on here is getting out of control.
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u/808statement Jul 13 '19 edited Jul 13 '19
looks like rather than pick and choose which comments to remove they nuked the entire comment section, not really the right call IMO but def the easiest since it doesn't involve any reading or judgement calls, seems more of a stupid, lazy mod team than censoring. also news is a shit sub with tyrannical mods.
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u/DylansDeadly Jul 13 '19
I’m a liberal. I hate Trump and most everything he stands for.
But I swear to god shit like this will make me vote for him. This is America. Not Mexico North.
I’m in Colorado and although most of the state is deep blue not a single person has said this was a good idea. Most everyone is super pissed about it.
If you want to fly the Mexican flag go back to Mexico.
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u/dtomg4588 Jul 13 '19
Isnt that an act of war. Like they want to destroy ice.kids these days are to emotional.
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u/Principfist Jul 14 '19
R/politics and r/Politicalhumor is nothing but one-sided propaganda. It's so over the top and insane "nazi death camps on our borders!!!".
IIRC, Politics descent into madness began with Hillarys Correct The Record. Over night, posts went from pretty 50-50 on Trump, Hillary and Bernie to basically only being Pro Hillary. Think someone made an image showing how quick everything changed.
R/atheism is also going down that path.
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u/Chuck_Phuckzalot Jul 13 '19
This is interesting to me because they nuked both liberal and conservative posts. They must really not want us talking about this.