Reddit temporarily bans r/WhitePeopleTwitter after Elon Musk claimed it had ‘broken the law’
Reddit temporarily bans r/WhitePeopleTwitter after Elon Musk claimed it had ‘broken the law’
Reddit has temporarily banned the subreddit r/WhitePeopleTwitter citing a "prevalence of violent content."
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Did that sub just post screnshots from Twitter?
I used to think it was releated to racism due to the name.
It is related to racism. Stereotyping is always racism.
I was screenshots of people basically being mental or entitled on twitter. You’re classic “white Karen” etc. stereotype. There was or is a black twitter too…wonder if that’s banned. That’s definitely more racist.
No, it wasn't. Nor is it racist for black people to want to have a community that can talk about black issues without Nazis harassing them in the comments.
Oh I thought it was people making fun of black peoples posts. Which I thought was bad.
Nah, though people obviously tried to do that a lot, thus the mods having to lock comments pretty frequently when it would trend and the racists would pour in.
Realistically what they should have done was make it a private community after it got big enough.
Yeah, no, segregation based on race is racism regardless of your reasoning of it
Don't want Nazis? Moderate properly, not force people to upload pictures of their skin color
yeah exactly bigotry is when i as a straight white man am not allowed in somewhere i dont understand why minorities dont understand this they have to let me in their spaces and theyre not allowed to call me slurs like cis or cracker
This is why I, as a gamer, always make sure to join women's book clubs as well.
I don't read any of the books because there aren't enough boobs in them but it's important that women don't exclude me
Not one of them has even tried to stop me because they know I'm right, except when they get triggered by my speaking truth to power ovs
Yep, totally said all that, for sure
Continue being an idiotic racist, it's gross
no u
I'm not the one busting out boring racial slurs to try and prove how making people give _Reddit mods pictures of their skin to be allowed to post on a public forum somehow isn't racist, that'd be you
no
Never forget
Basically. Usually it was a tweet that was either funny or being made fun of. For some reason there was a separate subreddit for tweets made by black people. Possibly to make fun of racial segregation?
The "some reason" was that black twitter was a cultural subspace on twitter, and a fairly influential one at that.
yeah makes sense i guess