The entire reason that subreddit was closed was due to the post that hit the frontpage with more than 15k upvotes about two days ago and the comments in the thread. Claiming that it was banned for no reason or simply because Musk wished for it is either in bad faith or straight up lying. I saw that thread being made and it was obviously violating Reddit ToS (and the actual law) so hard it should’ve been instantly deleted. Yet it wasn’t.
How is “pink mist them all” refering to one guy?
There were a lot of highly upvoted actual death threads on the sub. I hate Elon Musk as much as anyone on this websites but if you have a bunch of posts with thousands of upvotes calling for mass murder, it’s obvious what’s going to happen.
I think there’s a good chance that a lot of the knowledge we have today could be lost entirely if civilization collapses to a certain degree just due to how we store it.
We do have some backups.
I got amazon prime mostly for the free games, it’s pretty much a steal in my country (if you pay for one year it’s about $1 a month) and I still have to pirate things that are available in the prime video. Why? Because I use Linux and amazon won’t allow me to play videos in 1080p. Only 480p is available.
MC: looks at a dude
Dude: YOU HAVE DISRESPECTED ME AND MY FAMILY YOU ARE COURTING DEATH
MC: obliterates dude and his entire family (women and children included)
do a bad thing
get caught
oops, it was just an error
repeat
It’s fine when we do it!
Well, from what I’ve seen, they’re really bad at boycotting things. They couldn’t even handle “reddit blackout” in 2023 and most of redditors came back after a day.