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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]r/nova is mostly people crapping on Maryland drivers.  What did you post that got you banned?[/quote]

I can't find the exact post, but it was about reopening schools back during the pandemic. My argument was just that Virginia should leave schools open and give parents the choice for either in-person or virtual learning, and ban indoor dining instead. Apparently my opinion was troll-ish and got me banned (after having collected a ton of downvotes ofc).

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Even leaving aside the private platform thing the only thing here that could possibly have implications for free speech is banning you. Otherwise, you're just complaining about other people's speech; you're free to voice your opinions, they're free to call you a Trumper. That's free speech in action.[/quote]

Well the thing is that if you continuously post stuff that people don't "like" in a sub, you collect a huge downvote total and mods ban you because of negative sub contribution.
For example, in r/Virginia and r/VirginiaPolitics  you will see that all posts blame Youngkin (not a single one in support of him). If you start posting there in support of him you will get banned sooner or later 100%
Also see above[/quote]

Well you can aim a little lower and give City Data or Nextdoor a try.[/quote]

OP seems like she would like Fairfax Underground. 
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