Now that we've seen just how far /r/conspiracy has fallen (seriously...the inaccurate Gary Webb spam thread is STILL stickied, jfc), it's time to seriously consider the timeline of what went down on January 6/7.
The only major action taken against /r/conspiracy after her statement was the removal of the head mod, and that happened immediately.
The major force at /r/conspiracy that was highlighting the election regularities was me. I was regularly stickying the election fraud hearings.
I was the one mod who recognized the importance of staying on top of current, trending conspiracies, even controversial ones.
What "reddit conspiracies" was Duckworth talking about, if not MY election fraud threads?
I was "suspended" from reddit for 7 days before my permaban...and that begin one day BEFORE the 2020 election.
That was coordinated too.
I'm sorry, but I can't help but see things this way:
I was preemptively suspended on the eve of the election because reddit admins KNEW a conspiracy was about to unfold, and they neutered the sub for a week (not enough excuse yet to ban me).
I'm becoming increasingly convinced the reddit admins coordinated with Tammy or her team to further neuter the sub. Her mention of "reddit conspiracies" was all the admins needed to act against me.
I think perhaps the most interesting and disappointing thing of all is how this all went down and /r/conspiracy appears to be none the wiser.
A literal conspiracy went down between the US government and the reddit admins to REMOVE the top moderator of the largest conspiracy forum on the web.
And no one is talking about it but me lol. Whatever.
Remember pedes. Conspiracies are just investigations in progress. It's best to search for the better to know where the land mines are before you move than it is to step on them without knowing.
Now that we've seen just how far /r/conspiracy has fallen (seriously...the inaccurate Gary Webb spam thread is STILL stickied, jfc), it's time to seriously consider the timeline of what went down on January 6/7.
The only major action taken against /r/conspiracy after her statement was the removal of the head mod, and that happened immediately.
The major force at /r/conspiracy that was highlighting the election regularities was me. I was regularly stickying the election fraud hearings.
I was the one mod who recognized the importance of staying on top of current, trending conspiracies, even controversial ones.
What "reddit conspiracies" was Duckworth talking about, if not MY election fraud threads?
I was "suspended" from reddit for 7 days before my permaban...and that begin one day BEFORE the 2020 election.
That was coordinated too.
I'm sorry, but I can't help but see things this way:
I was preemptively suspended on the eve of the election because reddit admins KNEW a conspiracy was about to unfold, and they neutered the sub for a week (not enough excuse yet to ban me).
I'm becoming increasingly convinced the reddit admins coordinated with Tammy or her team to further neuter the sub. Her mention of "reddit conspiracies" was all the admins needed to act against me.
I think perhaps the most interesting and disappointing thing of all is how this all went down and /r/conspiracy appears to be none the wiser.
A literal conspiracy went down between the US government and the reddit admins to REMOVE the top moderator of the largest conspiracy forum on the web.
And no one is talking about it but me lol. Whatever.
Remember pedes. Conspiracies are just investigations in progress. It's best to search for the better to know where the land mines are before you move than it is to step on them without knowing.