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Persistent trolling and repetitive threads on Reddit Politics

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granitefalcon26 granitefalcon26 Active MemberOP
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joined Jan 2015
#1 ·
How long are we going to put up with Guggenheim constantly spamming and trolling everyone here? Moderator Bubbles already shut down his thread and explained exactly why, yet he just went ahead and opened a brand new one with the exact same content.
Charles Fox10 Charles Fox10 Regular
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joined Mar 2009
#2 ·
The PDF covering family law frameworks is available. There’s also a separate file regarding policy, domestic violence, and discrimination. These topics are politically sensitive, so there's really no need to start new threads; everything can be handled within the existing ones.
Moving forward, similar discussions will be consolidated under those specific headings. Whether these attempts to bypass that will result in moderator intervention remains to be seen.
Anthony Garcia19 Anthony Garcia19 Active Member
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joined Aug 2012
#3 ·
I don't know, Charles Fox10, I'm not sure that's the best move—shoving all these different topics into one single thread. It usually just turns into a chaotic mess where the actual point gets lost. Just imagine if we did that with other political issues... we'd have one massive thread for the economy and everything would be dumped under it. 🤷

Of course, I'm not saying we need five or ten identical threads. I just think specific events in our public and political life involving gender issues deserve their own dedicated space for discussion.
granitefalcon26 granitefalcon26 Active MemberOP
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#4 ·
Ashley Smith24 said:I don't know, Charles Fox10, I really don't think grouping all these topics together is the move. It just turns into a giant mess where the actual point gets lost in the noise. Just imagine if we took that same approach with other political issues... We'd have one single thread for the entire economy and everything would be dumped under it. 🤷

Look, I'm not saying we need five, ten, or twenty identical threads. What I am saying is that specific events in our public and political life regarding gender issues deserve their own dedicated space for discussion.

Imagine if I started ten different threads about the Republican Party. How ridiculous would that look??
At this point, what this user is doing is crossing the line into straight-up misogyny. 🙂
Anthony Garcia19 Anthony Garcia19 Active Member
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#5 ·
granitefalcon26 said:Imagine if I started ten different threads about the Republican Party. What would that even look like??
It’s starting to feel less like a debate and more like straight-up misogyny from this user. 🙂

Even if there were ten threads about the Republican Party, they'd all be different. Some might target specific politicians, others might focus on certain scandals or events. They wouldn't all pop up at once, but if you dug through the archives, you'd definitely find plenty of content over a year. 🤷

I'm not sure why you see it that way. As a woman, I don't get that vibe at all. All I see is a real push for fair laws and actual gender equality—plus maybe some frustration when things aren't moving fast enough.

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