Just a friendly reminder that "shadowbanning" should be illegal

[Part-Time Chad]

It's dishonest and unethical. No publicly-traded company should be allowed to lie to their customers by pretending to post their comments, when they're actually deleting them. Companies should be required to notify their users when their comments will be removed. This will allow them to know exactly what these Marxist motherfuckers are up to, and whether they want to continue wasting their time contributing to a platform that is exploiting them for profit, while at the same time, censoring their speech in the most deceitful way.

You're welcome.

 

[asdvek]

 

[Part-Time Chad]

Are you actually disagreeing with me?

You know, for all the liberals' talk of "transparency", they're sure not transparent when it comes to their business dealings. They're deceitful af. Fucking hypocrites.

 

[buflek]

im shadowbanned on reddit

 

[Part-Time Chad]

im shadowbanned on reddit

One of the first things that the Trump administration should do, if they get into office, is tackle this injustice of social media censorsship. Not just censorship, mind you, but stealth censorship, which is sneaky, dishonest, and downright unethical.

If users on YouTube, or Reddit, actually knew that their comments, that they thought they posted, were being deleted, these lying leftist motherfuckers would lose tens of millions of users and hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue. But, as it stands now, they're actively deceiving these people and profiting from them. This should be illegal. It's a slam dunk case, and I'm outraged that this shit has been allowed to stand for so long.