The Most Disturbing Subreddits Ever Made

[wheresallthezombies]

“What happened to corporations doing the right thing” is the funniest thing I’ve ever heard. That implies corporations actually care about people. lol.

[pandz]

Doesn’t the father who blamed the daughter for the mother’s death realise that by his logic it’s literally his fault for impregnating the mother?

[ThereForWar]

At least the drug dealer guy showed some type of remorse and stopped selling those poisons

[Schitcum]

Crazy how the guy who accidentally killed a few drug addicts feels soul crushing guilt but the guy who ran a damn near CP ring is like, “sorry not sorry”

[FallenAngel]

That guy saying it’s all about ”free speech” has got it wrong. Posting kiddie porn, dead kids, violent porn, rape of women etc isn’t exercising “freedom of speech”, it’s crossed over into utter filth and immorality.

[dogscott]

I love how these beacons for free speech never want to show their faces. They post sexual pictures of children and rape snuff then cry like a bitch they’re doxxed. Show your face like a man.

[mitchblauser]

That one dude who hosted Jailbait was not exercising free speech. He was engaging in exploitation. I’ve never been on the sub obviously but I would have to guess that a lot of pictures were taken without the children knowing. Which in turn, were used for exploitation and borderline illegal activity for deplorable reasons. It’s disgusting. And to try and defend that sub is wild. Everyone who engaged in that sub knew what they were doing. Sick people.

[chrisk]

The fact that banning jail bait was considered controversial is absolutely insane. Disgusting people.

[erloriel]

Reddit is 4Chan for people that don't want to go to 4Chan...

[Loki_Dokie]

The mods themselves are disturbing, need one on Discord mods 😅

[martharunstheworld]

Of course VA looks like not a surprise. Great video as always.

[pinkkfloydd]

I’m a free speech absolutist, but sexually suggestive photos of minors or against those who haven’t consented doesn’t and has never been considered free speech.

[SPDcru]

the whole free speech thing kind of loses me when it concerns harming protected groups of people, namely literal children. It's one thing to be "offensive", it's another to have a blatant motivation and goal and it encourage harm towards those that can't protect themselves or even fight back. I feel the same way with these dumbass influencer moms and families that plaster their kids on the internet.

[tessiepinkman]

I feel bad for the last guy. Ouff... I couldn't imagine the stress and guilt, the sense of powerlessness... I feel for the families and friends of all those who died because they got fenta instead of mesc. They absolutely didn't deserve that. It's all around a really sad story.

[pilofe]

Remember that I got banned permanently cuz I told the Zootopia fandom they're unwell and needs to get care

[Babyclownn]

I think the sheer amount of traffic and how many people searched for jailbait is the craziest part and most concerning.

[benmcreynolds]

Wow I'm just starting with the first case. This dude is disgusting. I really appreciate that you made this 2nd channel and started covering true crime and other stuff like this. You make great content covering cases in good detail which I'm sure is challenging around YT's Absurd guidelines. I wish they supported quality true crime content better.

[TenmaKenzo-toso]

You killed it with this video Moon. Definitely one your best uploads.

[misseselise]

i love how reddit’s main thing when it was created was for free speech and now mods will ban you if they don’t like something you said/did even if you didn’t say/do the thing in the sub they moderate

[GamerproPlayzYT]

Reddit mods are definitely the most disturbing thing yet to none. Especially ones which promote 1000+ cp images but worse when its abuse or violence put fr its just like moderaters or reddit are just so grossly disturbing enough