Wanting shit to be properly categorized isn't oppression. Your take is flat-out idiotic.

I understand that you don't think that OP should complain about posts that don't belong in a community dedicated to ONE VERY SPECIFIC THING.

If I go to the Lego store and it's full of lingerie, I'm hoping to be confused, check where I am, and then say, "Why do you guys keep stocking underwear instead of Lego?"

"OH MY GOD! STOP CENSORING ME! I LIKE LINGERIE AND THAT'S MY RIGHT! IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT, QUIETLY GO SOMEWHERE ELSE AND BE ANTI UNDERWEAR YOU FASCIST!!!"

Ok, that's fine, but this is a LEGO store.

I'm trying to explain why everyone is tearing you apart for your comment. Neither the time not the place. I'm sorry, but if you can't understand, you're just going to keep looking stupid.

I think OP is complaining about a subreddit being filled with off-theme stuff.

Mildly infuriating is like the fact Ikea doesn’t put sporks in their silverware sets when it’s clearly the best utensil.

He’s saying people are mis-using the subreddit.

I don't think anyone is offended or "getting all triggered" (projection, maybe?), I think OP is annoyed that the community isn't properly moderated (and I share that annoyance). Moderator action only became "oppressive" when we had centralised social media; in the old days of forums if you didn't like the moderators you just made your own forum, you'd complain about the old moderators but to complain about "oppression" would be laughable because they can have their website and you can have yours. Thankfully both OP and I have that option - if what the people here want is low-quality off-topic crap then that's what they can have, I could make my own mildly infuriating if I cared enough, and if others wanted they could go there - it's totally democratic.