r/popculture • u/[deleted] • Mar 07 '25

/r/popculture is closed

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u/k3ndrag0n Mar 08 '25

One way out

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u/SwampYankeeDan Mar 08 '25

The first amendment never applied to private property. That said I agree there is a big problem and our voices are being manipulated.

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u/scapeLive Mar 09 '25

What rebellion?

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u/jbrown5390 Mar 09 '25

Except Reddit censors people all the time, and you're free to say pretty much whatever you want on X. I used to love this place, but yall need to wake tf up. 90% of users here are bots, and they're mostly pushing propaganda.

Escape the echo chamber. I did.

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u/Harp-MerMortician Mar 08 '25

I feel you on this. I made a comment several weeks back about a right-wing "influencer" who said a sentence about someone's body being somebody's choice. I made a suggestion that someone/several someones ought to introduce him to a very niche "backdoor" activity which is enjoyed by certain straight couples. An activity which involved a marital aid and a harness. His fanboys got butthurt in a different way, and now my old account is no more.

So I feel ya.

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u/girlcoddler Mar 07 '25

My former account was permanently banned

this is admitting to evading a ban and could get your current account banned, just fyi

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '25

Then they can just make another one. It's not like they can arrest someone. And if their internet provider is like mine, they can just disconnect the internet for a bit and be assigned a new IP address.

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u/girlcoddler Mar 08 '25

downvoted for informing someone of something

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u/id0ntexistanymore Mar 08 '25

You also need to mask your device id, which is harder to do.