It's very simple and we have the legal right. This is their domain, they can do anything they want but on the pavement all their powers evaporate.

I don't like to pile on the pressure but if we don't do it then that's a sign we don't care for online rights and equal right to publish. We can't afford to hold our tongue or hold back. There's no protections stopping any alternative we set up being shut down.

We must demand and fight for our rights for mass medium. We must also demand that legislation is put in place to prevent US companies internationalising to raise revenue from Saudi Arabia by forcing theocratic standards that are not by any standard freedom on citizens of free nations.

The way they see it is like Disney, trying to make it family safe. In the US you can't do A. In Saudi Arabia you can't do A to Z but they see it as safe for kids then heck safe for adults right? Wrong.

Our contingency isn't online, it's us, real people with real lives, not merely virtual emanations to be snuffed out on a whim, it's time we start protesting reddit. Their offices aren't military bases and aren't black sites.

We have every right to protest and I'd like to see them even try to prevent that given then conflict of interest being owned by China and all with the situation in Hong Kong.

This isn't a game or an isolated incident. We must fight for our rights on every front and with every breath. Freedom is not up for debate and we must stand up for it at any cost.

This is war and we know this will hit them hard because admins on reddit kept suppressing such messages.