So I was just randomly around reddit like I do trying to pass the time and I stumbled upon offmychest. Checked it out and tried to comment but quickly realized I wasn't able too, it was really unusual because it was the first time I had ever been there. Well I decided to reach out to the mods to find out about the mistake but hadn't heard anything from them for a few days so I figured my message was just being lost or something. Here's my msg to the mods:

Question to offmychest sent 18 minutes ago Hey just checking up, I had asked a little bit ago about any reason for me not being able to interact with your subreddit at all since I had at no point in time ever been to it before. What's weirder is it doesn't seem to be an IP thing as my dad's able to get on here from the same internet, and new accounts seem to be able to post/comment as well. Just trying to find out how I could have not access to the sub with never having visited before, do I need to apply for access or something?

Well within about 10 minutes of me sending it I got this response:

re: Question from TheYellowRose [M] via offmychest sent 10 minutes ago You've been auto banned for posting in a hate sub and it took me about two minutes into your post history to see that you're a racist. You will never be unbanned. Do not contact us again.

followed up with this pretty much at the same time as the response:

re: Question subreddit message via offmychest[M] sent 10 minutes ago You have been temporarily muted from offmychest. You will not be able to message the moderators of offmychest for 72 hours.

So I was pretty surprised when I got those responses since it turns out moderators personal feelings somehow extend outwards of the sub to the point that if you interact in any other subreddit they don't agree too you will be banned from their subs. The amazing part about this is that it still applies if you are replying to something in one of these "hate subs" to dispute the claim or defend something or another. Doesn't seem to be any comprehension of reasons to be in other subreddits.

I find this amazingly distressing considering that sub seems to be a support sub i/e people using it to get help for various issues or to vent about problems. It seems extremely counter productive to ever ban anyone from a support sub for doing something on another sub since their rules don't extend there but more over if it's a person that you're considering a "racist" then you have just reinforced their feelings of why they might not like you or which ever group they represent. It's a glaring example of their dominance stance in which any thought outside of their strict guidelines are to be culled and banned. Just makes the help/support sub completely counter to what it's goals were supposed to be which were to help people. If you want to make people stop hating then the worse thing to do is to target them for crimes and give them punishments for things that they were unaware of.

Now with that aside I was pretty much confused when they called me a "racist" since it was pretty big news to me. Most of what I do is just trying to call out racism or sexism and the glaring double standards our society has especially against white men i/e me. I'm pretty sure I know exactly what it's talking about as well, and that's in a thread in which a kid was saying "nigger" a bunch and a black kid's response was to punch him in the face. That thread I said it was just never acceptable to go out and assault someone regardless of personal feelings. I then pointed out the glaring double standard that is in our society with issues like that where one group can use a specific word all they want but when another group uses it they proceed to attack and or tell them they aren't allowed too all because of the color of their skin. That's the definition of racism, hypocrites, and double standards of which I pointed that out to other with many people agreeing with me. I even ended it up with explaining that they can't end racism by being racists and equality cannot be had by creating inequality. i/e racism, hypocrites, and double standards are dumb. Not sure who could disagree with that but there were a tiny few oh well.

Now with all that aside I responded to the mod with:

Question to TheYellowRose sent 19 minutes ago Hey so I think you must have gotten things confused because I actually am fighting against racism and on a pretty constant basis especially recently with what has been going on in the country. It also seems that you have several mods who are mods of other subreddits which are well known hate subs, or that support terrorist racist hate groups so it just seems weird that you would see anything involving me and think racism. Would you happen to want to share any bit of any of my posts which are racist? I'm just fairly certain you're confusing it with me fighting against racism, which I bet you'll agree we have a massive problem with in the country. right?

and

another quick question to TheYellowRose sent 19 minutes ago what possible hate subs do I belong too? that one also threw me for a loop

So that was all pretty interesting and let me know about how biased and partial mods can really be as well as how acceptable racism/sexism is as long as it's against white males. What's more amazing is that the same exact mod who accused ME of belonging to hate subs is actually a mod of a subreddit which supports a terrorist racist hate group called Blacklivesmatter. Can you believe that? In that mod's mind supporting that group which goes out of it's way to kill and target white people or cops, is perfectly fine but anyone who may be fighting against that terrorist racist hate group is the "bad guy" somehow. The mental gymnastics that are required to go through must be so overwhelming to them since's it's just so counter intuitive to functioning in a normal society. Oh well just felt like sharing! I would have taken a screen shot but my keyboard i'm using is actually missing the button I need to do that haha so sorry about that!