I don't blame the lemmy.world admins for not wanting to pay to host that kind of hurtful community.

Anyone can create their own instance where they're free to talk about restricting reproductive healthcare from women all they want.

Guess being anti-basic human rights for women isn't allowed shrug

I don't see a problem

Good.

"Why aren't we allowed to gather and advocate the destruction of women's rights and autonomy?!"

Fuck off Fascist, go cry about being oppressed while you support gay and trans lawmakers being silenced across the country

Misinformation/propaganda is against the rules of the instance and generally bad for society.

Hmm… didn't have anything to do with this, and (as OP says), not my cup of tea. However, I would be interested in seeing respectful discussion. It would seem that a blanket statement that the community has "misinformation" is an inadequate reason. I would be curious about exactly what the alleged misinformation is.

While it's not my cup of tea as you've said, I think removing communities, particularly in this manner is harmful to mature debate. I know communities can become echo chambers, but removing it altogether will push people further apart. Pro life is something I personally disagree with, but it's not a particularly uncommon idea - if you oppose it, you can't just dismiss it, you need to address it properly - don't just shout at them, that won't achieve anything, you need to understand what lead them to think the way they do and persuade them to think like you do

Are instance mods the new reddit mods that everyone loved so much?