honestly seeing the mod meltdown on /r/the_watch over users criticizing Israel and Zionism has just confirmed to me that all of reddit is comp'd. It's the exact same thing that ruined /r/drain_theswamp or whatever it was called.

I know others here already knew that, but I had to see it for myself to really get it. They honestly cannot STAND the fact that people can be 100% MAGA and supportive of Trump, but also critical of Israel and Zionism at the same time. It's like they see us as ungrateful children that are stepping out of line, needing to be scolded.

It's hilarious. (((They))) literally cannot help but expose themselves every single time.

>>5982653

I know, it's just funny how the mods were saying they want it to be a place of open discussion except when it comes to Israel/Zionism. Their argument is anyone who is anti-Zionist is anti-semetic (which is laughable) and that it 'hurts the movement' to have people like that supporting Trump. It's just so see through and such a weak argument.

>>5982705

/r/conspiracy talks about the JQ all the time, I don't see why a private sub would have any difficulties as long as it's civil and respect is maintained.

It's just funny, the same guy who modded /r/GA and supported Q the entire time does a 180 and starts banning anyone who criticized Israel or Zionism. Like the guy was probably compd the entire time and was just trying to control the narrative. Now the narrative is outside his control and all he can do is ban and give lame excuses for why certain topics are not allowed to be discussed. It's all just one giant ruse.