🔴Why Reddit BANNED Me | [OFFICE HOURS] Podcast 118

It seems I kicked a radioactive hornets' nest...

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[gearyae]

The /r/NuclearPower/ subreddit is being hilarious bombarded with questions about this right now. I really want to know precisely what they claim he's wrong about.
Edit: And only a few hours later, they've nuked everything posted in the last 10 hours. Reddit needs to let users vote out hostile mods or something...

[powwowken]

Reddit: "We're sorry Sir, this is NOT a place for intelligent discussion, please never come back"

[Stormhawk]

Getting banned from reddit is usually a healthy lifestyle change

[Akrilloth]

Once again proving Reddit Power Moderators are some of the most worthless and unpleasant individuals on the entire web that aren't outright criminal in some way.

[AQDuck]

This is what Reddit does best: Some guy with lots of karma and agenda makes a wild claim about some person on an already-corrupt subreddit, post gains attraction and more degenerates jumps on the bandwagon with completely false claims.

[trith]

Getting a ban from reddit generally means you are doing life right.

[Janon]

Got permabanned from Reddit for messaging a mod asking why I got banned from their subreddit. Apparently that’s “harassment”

[CreamusG]

Ironic that they say you downplay chernobyl when I know several nuclear engineers that feel you are a bit too cautious about it. Although everyone I know agrees with your conclusions in the end. I think what happened is that nuclear energy became politicized when it should just be a humanitarian issue.

[Nvenom.]

Any subreddit dedicated to disliking a particular thing will inevitably be a circlejerk full of unhappy people.

[HoursTilLastCall]

The 'Nukecels' are the reddit mods intimidated by Chad Thunderbeard, Son of Atom.

[Darkenrall]

As an electrical engineer who works in the area of ​​renewable energy expansion, I have to say that I am the number one fan of nuclear energy, sad how the world doesn't listen to science but to opinions

[nickiebanchou]

Redditors : "i actually liked him until he didn't agree with me on one thing"

nutshell

[briang]

"All the US nuclear waste would fit in 2 Walmarts" and it would still be less toxic then actually being in a Walmart.

[wisdomsoptional]

I got banned from a subreddit by telling someone villianizing 17-18 year old children "you need help". I was defending them from being accused of manipulation and fraud against their employer when the perpetraitor was caught with proof that he was manipulating employees and information against the CEO in question.

Kyle, youre a great dude for everything you do, and these moderators lack control over their own existences and seek to exert what power they have to sait their own injured egos when confronted with reasonable disagreements.

Just keep advocating. Nuclear Power is an answer that everyone ignores because of fear and propaganda. You're helping humanity. More than I can say about myself.

[averywhitaker]

Nuclear celibacy is what happens when you complete NNN

[jairo]

A mod power tripping in Reddit? Color me surprised.

[dogjennings]

The active mods of r/nuclearpower are very anti-nuclear. One of them posts in other subs referring to nuclear advocates as "nukecels"

[jonwashburn]

I got banned on a subreddit for posting on another subreddit.

[DarkParadeHF]

This is literally every topic I try to engage with someone over. It always goes something like this. Me "Hey I have some important information I can show you since we ended up on the topic, here's a quick summary". Them " You are wrong, I'm entitled to my own opinion and the evidence is fake". Me " I can show you how it's not fake". Them " I'm not having this conversation with you".

[descuddlebat]

Reddit hosts some powerful echo-chambers turning people unknowingly against even self-evident facts, it's scary
EDIT: That's about the r/uninsurable segment, the situation with r/nuclearpower is obv different