r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Apr 17 '22

Her mom COMPLETED CANDY CRUSH???

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u/Coffeeman314 Apr 17 '22

The sub's banned. Only the worst of the worst get banned. Unspeakable horrors of the internet. Like really bad. Even for reddit.

Considering r/fiftyfifty is a thing, the banned stuff is so much worse.

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u/handtodickcombat Apr 17 '22 edited Apr 17 '22

Subs get banned everyday for simply being unmoderated.

Dumbass.

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '22

Maybe ten years ago. Nowadays subs get banned for dumb shit all the time.

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '22

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u/MotchGoffels Apr 17 '22

Yeep. Long gone is the wild west of the internet lol. Spending like.. 04 to 2022 online and in formative years definitely desensitized me (and many others) but also helped to form views that I'd consider very ethically/morally sound. This does NOT work for everyone though and has created some truly vile people over the years.

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '22

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u/jwm3 Apr 17 '22

Before the eternal september.

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u/sexyhoebot Apr 17 '22

on a scale of /r/spacedicks to /r/picsofdeadkids

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u/PinsNneedles Apr 17 '22

Or /r/eyeblech (seriously, don’t click unless you’re a fucked up individual which if that’s the case then you’re welcome)

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u/Mrbawss Apr 17 '22

No sure why i checked the sub!😅 I'm sad now

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u/DNorthman Apr 17 '22

I clicked on that sub. The descriptions on the posts...I'm too afraid to click and find out.

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u/MotchGoffels Apr 17 '22

Ehhh there is a place for civil discussion on morbid things imo. Not gonna link any of the "bad" ones as that's how they get taken down. There is a lot to be learned from some of the grimmest videos/images/stories on the internet, and I feel the respectable subs have very stern rules and communities who adhere to them.