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YouTube and Reddit roll out new restrictions including channel and sub bans
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#42Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm not a gun owner. Indeed I'm very much opposed to people being able to own guns and hope that someday they will be banned in the U.S. I do understand your perspective and why this is upsetting to you. For me I see it as a step toward people being more anti-gun ownership. Societies evolve and social views change. Our views on marijuana, smoking, etc. have changed over the decades. I hope I am now seeing the beginni…
Offtopic: What legal mechanism do you propose to use to ban the private ownership of firearms in the United States of America? Edit: Additionally, what do you want done about all of the currently legal guns that exist in this country when this ban goes into effect?
Re: YouTube and Reddit roll out new restrictions including channel and sub bans
#43Who wants to open a free-speech based forum site?
Re: YouTube and Reddit roll out new restrictions including channel and sub bans
#44Earlier quoted context omitted.
Offtopic: What legal mechanism do you propose to use to ban the private ownership of firearms in the United States of America? Edit: Additionally, what do you want done about all of the currently legal guns that exist in this country when this ban goes into effect?
A constitutional ammendment is the most straightforward way.
Re: YouTube and Reddit roll out new restrictions including channel and sub bans
#45What a sad day. Reddit used to be something so special.
If only tech giants stood together and fought the corporate interests and NGOs pushing censorship on them.
I've pretty much stopped using reddit because it's full of political nonsense now anyways. If they are going to be banning subs every 6 months, what's the point of reddit anymore?
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#46Earlier quoted context omitted.
The problem with voat is it basically the dregs of reddit so no-one respectable wants to be associated with it. But if reddit bans enough stuff that is semi-respectable and those people are able to hold their nose to migrate to voat they might end up making voat respectable enough to overcome their current poor reputation.
It has reached that point. I'm moving to voat.
Re: YouTube and Reddit roll out new restrictions including channel and sub bans
#47Great, so /r/gundeals, which was nothing more than a sales aggregator for law-abiding online retailers, is gone, but /r/the_donald, a vile, rampantly bigoted, conspiracy-theory-peddling shithole, is allowed to stay?
You added "law-abiding". How do you know this?
[0] there were products that aren't legal in certain states or cities, but nothing that is illegal at the fed level.
Re: YouTube and Reddit roll out new restrictions including channel and sub bans
#48Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm not a gun owner. Indeed I'm very much opposed to people being able to own guns and hope that someday they will be banned in the U.S. I do understand your perspective and why this is upsetting to you. For me I see it as a step toward people being more anti-gun ownership. Societies evolve and social views change. Our views on marijuana, smoking, etc. have changed over the decades. I hope I am now seeing the beginni…
>hope that someday they will be banned in the U.S How would something like that possibly be carried out?
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I've deleted both my YouTube and reddit accounts. I've been trying to de-Google my life, this will probably accelerate that. Just need a proper mobile Linux device and I can finally dump Android.
Why not an iPhone? At least Apple seems to care about privacy, and they aren't an ad-tech company like Google or FB.
Re: YouTube and Reddit roll out new restrictions including channel and sub bans
#50Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm not a gun owner. Indeed I'm very much opposed to people being able to own guns and hope that someday they will be banned in the U.S. I do understand your perspective and why this is upsetting to you. For me I see it as a step toward people being more anti-gun ownership. Societies evolve and social views change. Our views on marijuana, smoking, etc. have changed over the decades. I hope I am now seeing the beginni…
>hope that someday they will be banned in the U.S How would something like that possibly be carried out?