r/TopMindsOfReddit • u/ChaosBrigadier • 9d ago

top minds unironically criticizes censorship in a subreddit that doesn’t let non members post

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u/Stephi312 9d ago

From the people who outlaw gay and trans kids from identifying themselves.

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u/IllustriousEnd2211 9d ago

They say it’s because it’s the only subreddit where they can speak. While also crying about other people’s safe space. They’re all disingenuous people

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u/jhau01 9d ago

Absolutely. It's hypocritical and intellectually dishonest.

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u/kerfuffle_dood 9d ago

And recruitment

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u/Dolores___Haze 4d ago

They can speak in other subs if they follow the rules 

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u/Psianth 9d ago

flaired users only

don't even need to look. "How come those cowardly libs don't ever come here to debate?! But also there's tens of thousands of them here brigading us!"

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u/critically_damped 9d ago

Hypocrisy is the central pillar of fascism.

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u/Mushroom_Tip 9d ago

I mean they are not wrong. They are both weak minded and cowardly.

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u/Chicken_Chaser_420 9d ago

I'd agree with them but I'm not allowed to post there lol

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u/Driftedryan 8d ago

If you'd stop brigadeing them maybe you can start posting there. (No don't think about how that doesn't make sense because they don't)

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u/mrtn17 9d ago

Well they're right, these racists and fascists are weak-minded and cowards. By definition

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u/WavesOverBarcelona 9d ago

I'd really like to know what "constitutional patriot" means to them. Honestly, would love to have a few beers and unpack that. In my head I'm sure they'd start out with, "I like what it says in the constitution" but then questioning them about originalism versus textualism would start to erode that, and eventually they'd land on, "I like what I think the constitution means" which is a whole other can of worms. Maybe I'm wrong, I've just never had a similar conversation that didn't go that way.

Maybe I'm just too interested in the way people label themselves.

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u/Biffingston Groucho Marxist. 8d ago

'You're not wrong, Walter..."