axolotl_peyotl (@axolotl_peyotl)

Everything coming out about Twitter happened at Reddit too. I was head mod of the web's largest "mainstream" conspiracy forum. The US Congress colluded with Reddit admins to remove/ban me, hours after the Jan 6 false flag, and before Trump's Twitter ban. The admins accused me of "inciting my community" to the Capitol, but failed to provide a single example of this (I told ppl NOT to go and that it was a trap). They even had the audacity to write headlines like this: "Head Moderator of r/Conspiracy Booted from Reddit After Congress Complains." That title alone is worthy of a formal investigation. It since has been updated to say "booted from reddit after years of anti-semitism accusations" but they failed to provide any actual examples of this. I guess directly implicating Congress colluding with Reddit was too much even for them, and they got the message to edit the title. That doesn't get more on the nose. FYI I'm not letting this one go...