The Jan 6 Committee & Reddit: Admins claimed the head moderator of its 1.5-million member conspiracy forum "incited his community" to the "siege" on Jan 6. Hm, wonder why they declined to provide any evidence? Wonder why the Jan 6 Committee LARPers haven't investigated such a damning accusation... - Conspiracies

The Jan 6 Committee & Reddit: Admins claimed the head moderator of its 1.5-million member conspiracy forum "incited his community" to the "siege" on Jan 6. Hm, wonder why they declined to provide any evidence? Wonder why the Jan 6 Committee LARPers haven't investigated such a damning accusation... (media.conspiracies.win)

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– SiggotsMeAgain 7 points 2 years ago +7 / -0

It's also quite obvious that r/Conspiracy is being overrun with shills and bots lately.

Way too many people quoting mainstream news to "disprove" what people are saying.

Many reasonable conspiracy related comments downvoted to hell almost immediately.

I recently started a new reddit account after getting doxxed on the old one and no matter what I can't get the mods to approve my new account so I can't comment there any more.

Reddit has been shit for a while and is getting worse and worse. Fuck that place.

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