Comment on I think thread deletion is problematic and needs some consideration and changes
halm@leminal.space 1 month ago
A quick look in the modlog shows that less than a year ago moderators deleted a post you wrote called
Reddit is dangerous. The admins are out of control. Humanity needs a viable alternative. – Blog covering the Reddit admins retaliating against me
(The emphasis is mine)
Looks like you have a history of writing inflammatory posts, feeling persecuted about them being removed, and then going off on rants about it.
Some people may take a dump in public spaces, but don’t call for changes to civic statutes so that their shit can be preserved for perpetuity. Please follow that example.
It’s exceedingly bizarre how many people on Lemmy rush to defend Reddit and attack other Lemmy users for anything possible.
This thread had absolutely nothing to do with that, yet you somehow dug through months of mod logs to find the one thread that would allow to you attack me.
“You have a history of being inflammatory towards Reddit on Lemmy! This is not acceptable behavior on Lemmy!”
“My posts keep getting deleted!”
— user looks into public info to find out why your posts might be being deleted —
“Shut up, r×ddit defender!!!”
“My posts keep getting deleted!”
— user looks into public info to find out why your posts might be being deleted —
Nice try, but that’s deceptive. This thread was not about my personal posts. I even gave an example of a recent thread (that I did not make) with hundreds of comments. You’re further proving my point.
I even gave an example
You haven’t given an example. Where are your sources?
scrubbles@poptalk.scrubbles.tech 1 month ago
It’s always the people who don’t want to admit their opinions aren’t just rejected by a platform, but by the society as a whole. There’s a reason they feel rejected, it’s because they are. We reject hateful inflammatory things at a societal level, and they feel “persecuted” when they’re called out for their bad beliefs.
We don’t want them here, we don’t want them there. If the problem is following you site to site, the problem isn’t the sites, it’s your beliefs.
kitnaht@lemmy.world 1 month ago
Weird that applies to some people and not others…I know plenty of people who’s opinions were rejected by society, and I’m told every day that I must accept their opinions…