I hope it doesn't surprise anyone it was banned. But let's not pretend its because they were toxic. The only reason Reddit has ever pumped the breaks on a toxic community that wasn't politically left is when they were dragged over the coals in the mainstream news about it and it threatened to hurt their advertising revenue.
TheDeprogram's ban is political censorship. If you don't embrace late-stage capitalism, it is not safe to build a community on Reddit.


It's rewarding to see a humanist approach vindicated, even if it is accidentally. I've seen articles that celebrate snipers in African states who are hired to shoot and kill poachers to preserve local wildlife. With an alternative method of autonomy and support, I think Africa's problem also could be resolved without ending human life.