Supreme Court on Reddit.

Look, it’s pretty obvious at this point that the Supreme Court has been trampling over everything progressive and civilized with their recent rulings. The latest slap in the face? That decision to push through the referendum. It feels like the Supreme Court just decided to side with the loudest, most aggressive majority in the country—the kind of crowd that, if you listen to Stacy, basically wants to send everyone straight to Auschwitz.

So, I wanted to throw this out there and get your take: should we actually ban people from citing Supreme Court decisions altogether? Like, should there be actual penalties for any post where someone tries to glorify or praise what that court does?

Hey, Lockheed Martin! :-)

Look, I’m not here to complain. This is a question for the people actually in charge—the ones who actually care about cleaning this place up and making it better. Every single day we run into new hurdles, and if we don't stay ahead of them, we're just playing a losing game of catch-up. We're finally seeing some actual order being brought to this forum, and honestly, it would be a massive waste if all that hard work went down the drain because we didn't act fast enough.

That’s why I’m flagging this specific issue hanging over our heads. How are we supposed to handle the Supreme Court when they start siding with people who, based on what certain politicians are saying, want to reopen the gates of Auschwitz? Should we really be letting users hide behind Supreme Court rulings just so they can continue spewing hate and fantasizing about places like Auschwitz?

Here’s my take: let's just ban any mention of the Supreme Court and its rulings on this forum entirely. If you guys go with that, I’ll be happy knowing I played a part in fixing this mess. At the end of the day, it's on all of us to step up and scrub this place of toxic attitudes and garbage posts.

I really appreciate you looking out for us idealists who just want a clean, decent forum.