I think the ban is just as unjust as the next guy, but this is silly. 'The principles of the constitution apply to everything about america,' implies that until the constitution was changed long after the founding that the principle of slavery should have been accepted as an important part of what it meant for someone to be American. From what it sounds like you're saying, slavery would have been nearly a moral compulsion. A document setting up a government shouldn't be looked to as an absolute moral code. People were less tolerant back then; collective morals change. I hate hate hate that FPH got banned. It was where I blew off steam. I hate hate hate that Reddit is turning its back on it's own founding principles, and it feels like a betrayal. But I absolutely think they have the right to it. Fuck them. We'll be fine. Our hate doesn't depend on their providing us a space. It only depends on the fatties continuing to take up space, take our money, stink up public locations, and offend our eyes. And that's not going away any time soon. So let's redirect all this hate towards reddit back where it belongs: at the fucking fatties.