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I can get behind that.
You constantly getting moderated doesn't mean moderation is left or right, it means you keep breaking the rules.
Maybe look in the mirror before accusing others.
comedy gold as ever
Yep, you never can help yourselves once backed into a corner and know you have no argument left.
As it is, the reality of this world is that society has determined that "Edgelordism" is best practiced in the sanctity of one's own home. It will not be tolerated in the public space, even in a Free Society.
A "Free Society" does not mean or imply the freedom to do whatever one wants, whenever one wants to do it, wherever one wants to do it. There are still rules that should be followed, even in a public arena. Those who continually show the inability to act like a mature, productive member of society will be shown the door. And that has been, and always will remain, perfectly acceptable in a free society.
Censorship exists in a Free Society in many forms, and is in fact necessary for that society thrive. The same for us as individuals.
Grown mature adults practice self-censorship all the time. We practice censorship within our family units. We as a society create rules, laws, and regulations all the time that either enforce censorship or support the ability for an entity to practice it.
A completely 100% free society actually cannot sustain itself. In order to thrive, a free society must put limits on that freedom, which includes censorship, and other rules. The rules aren't there to be suffered, they are there to ensure that chaos doesn't take hold as no society can actually survive chaos. Not to get to metaphysical, but we live in a chaotic universe, but even the universe has rules that it follows to prevent that chaos from tearing it apart.
Let's make this simple so the 4 year olds in the room can understand it. When you take any forum rules and guidelines as whole, it all boils down to one simple phrase:
Don't be an jerky boi.
When people start acting like jerky boi in an online space, they should not be surprised when they are shown the door.
The key to forum posting is being able to deftly tread that thin line between being direct and honest and being an jerky boi. People coming to the forums to complain about being moderated failed that litmus test.