I did report some stuff in the past when I had an account, but usually it was either because it actually violated rules of a sub (Such as “Memes only” and someone posts a random screenshot with a rage bait title) or because it was actually straight up awful shit, I did get a few accounts banned as a result but they were posting actually vile stuff.

I doubt it, unless I find specific content that only exists on that platform if those changes do occur. I have some very specific, LEGAL, interests that are fairly niche and hard to come by, and I have little interest in social media, so I often only create accounts on something if I actively like the content, either nsfw or sfw. Here, for example, I am here for sfw content.

I only had an account explicitly to follow a small set of NSFW creators who only posted to Twitter and nowhere else, so yeah, pretty easy to let go of that.

I got perma-banned for saying that the US Military won’t give a shit about what is happening because they only care if it involves bombing muslims. The “reason” they gave was that I was promoting hate-speech somehow.

When Twitter-man did the salute, I deleted my old account (hadn’t used it in years anyway) When Facebook-man said “no more fact checking,” I deleted my old facebook (only kept it to keep in contact with, like, 2 people) When Tumblr-man banned the porn, I deleted my tumblr (you can guess why I had it) When Reddit-man said he wants to paywall the biggest subs, I deleted my reddit (also got banned but I prefer to say I did it for a better reason)

I won’t have to go into the office, doesn’t mean I won’t be putting in work.

But… I need that to poop, what am I gonna do if he erases that too?!

I used to enjoy trying to come up with silly emojis back in the day. I always enjoyed the annoyed Kirby: t(-_-)>

Every protestor should come armed in some way to ensure the protest doesn’t get attacked by cops. Everyone knows cops are cowards, so if they think there is even a chance of a gun being present, they won’t get near it, just like school shootings.

Remember that 54% of adults in American cannot read beyond a 6th grade level, with 21% being fully illiterate.