I created a post yesterday on the AskMenOver30 subreddit, which primarily involves men over 30. I see this subreddit as a support group for men over 30, that defies beliefs, race, religion etc. Isn't that what this group is meant to be: a place where 30-something men can connect and guide each other, share experiences and stories?

Well, apparently, its not.

I had posted a thread, asking for general life advise. My post had nothing "red pill" in it. Just "humane" stuff about my life situations, and I was just seeking advise.

Moments later I got a message from the moderators saying that I am permanently banned from posting on this subreddit. The reason: "no redpill". They had apparantly looked at my post history and saw that I was active on the TRP subreddit, and deemed it a reason to ban me. Hate much?

Is this what Reddit has become: just a bunch of close-minded hate mongering and butt-hurt people?

Sadly, it seems like.

Makes me think about the sheer hate with which Red Pillers are looked at. Whereas I believe that there is nothing to hate about TRP.

It also makes me think about the messaging we are implying as a growing community. I think we need to be more calculative of how we are perceived, and work towards the messaging we are giving. I believe the Red Pill is all about seeing the world as it is, seeing the truth and seeking the truth. "Seekers of the truth." And with that, bettering yourself to float among the waves, rather than against it.

Keep in mind though, this still doesn't excuse the ban AskMenOver30 did to me. These actions should actually make them more qualified to be quanranteed than TRP. But sadly, the world doesn't work that way.