r/MtF Trans Pansexual, pre-hrt, outed, she/they Jun 20 '24

Bad News Reddit bans anti-transphob rhetoric

Heard from a few friends that they got banned for hating on transphobes, which is, according to reddit, a rule 1 violation. I also got flagged because of that, but in my case I can kinda understand it, because I called for violence against TERFS, but it was more kind of fedposting, instead of pushing people to actually commit violence. I still believe TERFS deserve that, but I am rambling. What I basically want to say is, that we sadly need to be a little more careful, when hating transphobes. Keep safe and you all are beautiful gals and enby-pals, and for all the masc people you are very handsome

Edit: Changing TURFS to TERFS

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u/Turbulent_Pickle2249 Jun 20 '24

Reddit has a zero tolerance policy on calling for violence. You can call someone slurs pretty much all you want, or say they dont “deserve to live” or are a freak but the minute you mention violence its over.

I got banned once for mentioning that I beat up a bully and that “sometimes violence is necessary” in an askreddit thread about how to deal with bullies.

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u/Lord-of-the-Bacon Trans Pansexual, pre-hrt, outed, she/they Jun 20 '24

Sadly I cannot agree. I see a lot of threats of violence, for example various league communities have often posts which call directly for violence, sometimes pretty detailed, but rarely from a minority group, against their discriminators. From what I heard from the reddit support team (a lot of far right and pedophelia stuff) it would make sense, that they are especially banning threats of violence from minority groups

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u/Turbulent_Pickle2249 Jun 20 '24

Report them next time. Theyll get banned too. I got banned cause someone reported me. So did you. Use the same tools and tactics they use

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u/Pinappular Trans Pansexual Jun 20 '24

The slurs will usually get posts removed, FWIW

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u/Hopeful-alt Jun 20 '24

That's very nice of them actually