content: Project Banhammer Executive summary: Write your state and local politicians, complain about the controversial subs on reddit, and insist that reddit get firewall blocked by your state schools and governments due to content on the site.  In essence, we will be banning them from computers just as they ban people from the site. Admins have no power over the real world. They chose to fight free speech, therefore they chose to forgo the protections of free speech.  @SandHog had a very interesting post that had some interesting things in it, it was a very long post. Here are some of the non banned subs at reddit:r/AbusePorn2;r/fuckmeat;r/analgape;r/roughanal;r/PainBDSM;r/pain;r/painal;r/slapping;r/SexWithHookers;r/prostitutes;r/Misogynyfetish;  r/misogyny Now argument number 1: Even if pornhub were to have non pornographic content, would it still be prudent to unblock that site? No, no it would not. So why do we allow school children access to a site that has such content via tax payer networks?  Here are some examples of the drug subs, something the Midwest states will not like being made aware of: r/Drugs;r/DrugStashes;r/heroin;r/cocaine;r/meth;r/Stims;r/opiates Argument 2: Do you want an open line between children and drug users/dealers?  Do you want to allow sites that glorify drug use into our schools? Sure they have other subs, but do we want to take the unnecessary risk that there would be overlap between harmless subs and harmful ones?  Argument 3: Reddit does not have a means to verify age in the gonewild subs. We do not know how old the models are For added extra salt, just to fuck with them: Argument 4: Reddit has had slow, inconsistent responses toward the removal of hateful subs like fatpeoplehate and racist subreddits. It is a site that cannot properly manage itself, They take forever to arbitrarily remove subs for minor infractions while leaving seriously toxic places up and running.  Now the primary goal is to get reddit scrutinized by state governments. The last thing that site wants is scrutiny. This is the first step towards that. The added bonus is that if it is firewall blocked by schools, local mid sized companies will start to firewall block it at work too. If enough companies firewall block the site, it will become standard practice and the whole damn site gets firewall blocked by almost every company. Not only will that affect traffic, but it will also make advertisers scrutinize them more as well.