Apparently Mods are being given automated instructions to "check for violence" for any comments that contain the word "Luigi". Subreddit drama discussed
Apparently Mods are being given automated instructions to "check for violence" for any comments that contain the word "Luigi". Subreddit drama discussed
The mods at r/popculture pointed it out. And then the screenshot above.
The subreddit drama
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Out of the loop somehow, what is (this) Luigi all about?
Luigi Mangioni is going through trial for his murder of the United Healthcare CEO. Lots of people rally behind him as a symbol of fighting against the system and the system is not too pleased about it.
If you don't mind a followup, what's the article that apparently called for violence or whatever reddit is claiming it did?
I am not in the loop with reddit's excuses but from the posts around here it seems like the mods are asked to review any post with the word Luigi to check if it encourages violence. I guess this is because they think that if enough people rally behind Luigi, the same situation can happen. Reddit wants to avoid stochastic terrorism against CEOs, as expected.
His alleged murder.
Thank-you very much. I knew about the shooting but didn't recognise the name.
Again, thank-you very much for your service!
I'm having difficulty deciding whether that was what the US second amendment was intended for, rather than letting their kids shoot each other in school.
It's definitely higher on the list of desirable outcomes than kids shooting each other. Whether it's above or below the neutrality line depends on what day you ask me.
Luigi would be a hero if he were the guy who did it
I hear you. 🤔
My pleasure
Luigi wouldn't hurt a fly.
social media and msm trying to quash all news about him too.
Men who have sex with men are trying to quash news about Luigi?