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VERIFIED-USER He/schiz TheColi enthusiast 2yr ago (text post) Edited 2yr ago 232 thread views #81852

the more train hating becomes illegal the less people care about fat shaming.

FPH wouldn't be banned today on REddit. Trans are the issue now. We should embrace this.

edit -- this would be a really good Roe v Wade celebration picture lmao

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Chtorrr le/le/le it's be nice if we could go to their home and take away their internet but that's not an option. 2yr ago #2226733

Were you actually around in 2015 when it got banned?

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VERIFIED-USER He/schiz TheColi enthusiast Chtorrr 2yr ago #2226776

Yeah? I've always been a passive participant in random internot trolling.

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Chtorrr le/le/le it's be nice if we could go to their home and take away their internet but that's not an option. VERIFIED-USER 2yr ago #2227028

As much as I hate censorship, back then I was kind of glad fph got banned tbh, because they seemed like edgy kids who would shit up the whole website with their cancer. For me this was the start of the real decline of reddit. Like you would be in random completely unrelated subreddits debating with ~~people~~ r-slurs and their main comeback would basically be something along the lines of "found the fatty!!!!!!!" Also I doubt reddit admins would allow any unironic subreddit with the word HATE exist nowadays. A better example of their hypocrisy is how they banned /r/PublicHealthWatch yet /r/HermanCainAward is way worse, nastier, and popular nowadays.