I'm banned from r/latestagecapitalism for pointing out that they were confusing imperialism with free market economics, and got banned from r/thedonald for questioning trumps foreign policy view during the primaries. Lately I've actually seen positive comments in other sub reddits about r/libertarian, and how the mods handle things over here with a hands off approach and it works just fine. So I'm banned from the far left and right, but the "radical" libertarians never have stifled me in debate, could it be anymore obvious that libertarians are the most principled, open minded, and tolerant, I think so.
I got banned from late stage capitalism for saying the US went to the moon. It was a simple joke meant to say that the language someone speaks doesn't define their intelligence. I asked why and was told I was a nationalist. Not even worth arguing.
user1688 on April 9th, 2017 at 13:45 UTC »
I'm banned from r/latestagecapitalism for pointing out that they were confusing imperialism with free market economics, and got banned from r/thedonald for questioning trumps foreign policy view during the primaries. Lately I've actually seen positive comments in other sub reddits about r/libertarian, and how the mods handle things over here with a hands off approach and it works just fine. So I'm banned from the far left and right, but the "radical" libertarians never have stifled me in debate, could it be anymore obvious that libertarians are the most principled, open minded, and tolerant, I think so.
Not_for_consumption on April 9th, 2017 at 15:17 UTC »
Why don't they allow Maoism?
bruceyyyyy on April 9th, 2017 at 15:50 UTC »
I got banned from late stage capitalism for saying the US went to the moon. It was a simple joke meant to say that the language someone speaks doesn't define their intelligence. I asked why and was told I was a nationalist. Not even worth arguing.