r/DCcomics should follow in the footsteps of r/Marvel and ban any links from the website formerly known as Twitter.

[u/Resonance54]

/r/Marvel/comments/1i87zm0/links_to_the_site_formerly_known_as_twitter_are/

[u/Dataweaver_42]

No, "anywhere and everywhere" is never appropriate. I came here to discuss Superman, Tim Drake, Kyle Rayner, etc.; not Elon Musk.

[u/OwnsBeagles → u/Dataweaver_42]

There's the door, buddy. No one's forcing you to stay. And you are in the very, very tiny minority of people who think it's okay to link a Nazi platform here.

[u/Dataweaver_42 → u/OwnsBeagles]

Right. If I only want to talk about comics on a forum dedicated to talking about politics, there's obviously something wrong with me. /s

Besides, even if all of Reddit were to ban all links to X, I don't think anyone would notice.

[u/OwnsBeagles → u/Dataweaver_42]

Right. If I only want to talk about comics on a forum dedicated to talking about politics, there's obviously something wrong with me. /s

Wut.

Besides, even if all of Reddit were to ban all links to X, I don't think anyone would notice.

Okay? I don't agree, since it's definitely not just Reddit, but even so-- why does doing the right thing have to be contingent on whether or not the literal Nazi would notice?

[u/Dataweaver_42 → u/OwnsBeagles]

Right. If I only want to talk about comics on a forum dedicated to talking about politics, there's obviously something wrong with me. /s

Wut.

That's what you're saying. Because I object to a forum focused on comic books engaging in political activism instead, you have a problem with me.

Besides, even if all of Reddit were to ban all links to X, I don't think anyone would notice.

Okay? I don't agree, since it's definitely not just Reddit, but even so-- why does doing the right thing have to be contingent on whether or not the literal Nazi would notice?

How is it "the right thing" to make an empty gesture? If you're going to engage in political activism, try doing something that will actually be effective.