worth asking yourself "am i on the side burning books right now"https://www.theverge.com/2020/6/29/21304947/reddit-ban-subreddits-the-donald-chapo-trap-house-new-content-policy-rules …
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both those subs were regularly breaking the site's rules, other smaller ones like these get banned all the time they only survived so long thanks to reddit being afraid to act, same for LSC
the question of whether or not a thing is right has nothing to do with what the rules are
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That's quite a statement. What you're negating is not only the legitimacy of any particular rule, but rules in general. In the absence of all rules, on what can we rely to inform "whether or not a thing is right?" Our own, individual and internal sense of morality?
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Agreed but I don't think banning toxic hateful subs is bad and their existence probably reflects bad on reddit
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How should it be in your opinion?
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