For what it's worth, the start of my bans were bans from leftist subs for moderate positions. I used up one strike for joking that Trump supporters would voluntarily bury themselves with Trump to guard him in the afterlife ("inciting violence"), then i got simultaneously banned from r/workersstrikeback and r/latestagecapitalism because i said something to the effect of "voting against fascism shouldn't be seen as a loss, and it was a perfectly fine way to spend a tuesday ("neoliberal propaganda"), and then finally i posted on r/unpopularopinion that: "as bad as shit can be sometimes, i still don't think i'd do all that much differently", and then when people commented on it, if it was insulting, i insulted them back ("harassment").

The truth is, organizations just have a way of getting all fucked up, and you rise and retain your position by being fucked up. So, yeah, once something like reddit becomes a hot commodity, run by people with too much to lose, they wind up strangling the thing to death. (I hope that phrase isn't "inciting violence").

Oh, that reminds me of another of my list of repeated violations (12 years without any, then all of that shit in like 6 months).

I used the term "lame duck" in describing what you could reasonably expect from Biden when Israel started going after Biden, and i got a bsn for "ableist language".

Now, whether that one was a false flag?... i mean, it could go either way. I've definitely encountered that type of crap with leftists before as well...

For what it's worth: i'm pretty far left. I probably occupy a similar space as Bernie Sanders (in the sense that he's probably even farther left than he says, but he knows that nobody is going to completely dismantle the whole system just because he hot on a podium and told them to.)