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Using crimsonjackal63's posts as an example
On Reddit on politics, people bring up the rules all the time because debates get pretty heated and messy.
Moderation isn't easy—and just to be clear, this isn't a standard attack on the moderators, who generally do a solid job keeping things running here.
The issue is that sometimes the guidelines feel a bit vague, leaving users wondering where they actually stand.
You hear the word "rules" constantly, and there’s a reason for that—clearer boundaries mean better discussions and fewer rule violations.
Like I said, things usually work fine, except during those threads about Tomislav Karamarko. There's always this one specific user who just exists to provoke, insult, and drag everyone else into pointless arguments...
That user is crimsonjackal63.
The mods give him the occasional warning or some negative points, but most of the time, they just delete his posts—even though, by the book, they really should be handing out formal warnings.
My biggest gripe is crimsonjackal63's unpunished and unflagged posts, which I’m going to lay out right here. I’d like the Moderators, Administrators, Supermoderators, etc., to take a look and weigh in.
Look, maybe I'm being subjective—maybe I'm wrong—but in my opinion, every single post following this deserves a warning for insults and provocation.
In every post, I've bolded instances of typical unpunished insults, thread spamming, repeated provocation, and intentional baiting of other users:
More coming in the next post...
On Reddit on politics, people bring up the rules all the time because debates get pretty heated and messy.
Moderation isn't easy—and just to be clear, this isn't a standard attack on the moderators, who generally do a solid job keeping things running here.
The issue is that sometimes the guidelines feel a bit vague, leaving users wondering where they actually stand.
You hear the word "rules" constantly, and there’s a reason for that—clearer boundaries mean better discussions and fewer rule violations.
Like I said, things usually work fine, except during those threads about Tomislav Karamarko. There's always this one specific user who just exists to provoke, insult, and drag everyone else into pointless arguments...
That user is crimsonjackal63.
The mods give him the occasional warning or some negative points, but most of the time, they just delete his posts—even though, by the book, they really should be handing out formal warnings.
My biggest gripe is crimsonjackal63's unpunished and unflagged posts, which I’m going to lay out right here. I’d like the Moderators, Administrators, Supermoderators, etc., to take a look and weigh in.
Look, maybe I'm being subjective—maybe I'm wrong—but in my opinion, every single post following this deserves a warning for insults and provocation.
In every post, I've bolded instances of typical unpunished insults, thread spamming, repeated provocation, and intentional baiting of other users:
crimsonjackal63 said:Yeah, that's me. Since you guys are only capable of talking through trolling and baiting. Like when people ask why certain Republican Party members with criminal records or indictments haven't been kicked out. It's common knowledge, yet provocateurs just spam the thread with cheap trolling. ☕
Verbal offenses are nasty, aren't they?
That's what happens when you have to defend a former Secretary of State who didn't lift a finger in his department—unless we're talking about hiring cronies. It's just like how things "work" in the US Congress. ☕
And no, I'm not the topic here. ☕
crimsonjackal63 said:Anyway, you're just posting pathetic nonsense because you don't have any actual arguments. ☕
And now that you've been caught peddling party-line garbage, the excuses start flying. America needs a new government, but that certainly won't be the economic team from the Ivo Sanader era, which Tomislav Karamarko tries to pass off as his own despite their proven failure.
No matter how many mercenaries write about how Karamarko's crew wasn't in charge. ☕
More coming in the next post...