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Input: After talking with a mod from r/politics it appears that your post was officially removed from being off-topic. With the way they have their submission rules structured you are not allowed to make posts that include individuals, groups, or protests without the same article also discussing the political aspect of the individuals, groups, and protests. After looking through the link there appears to be no actual discussion related to politics as it is explicitly related to an event that occurred between politically motivated individuals. Maybe post a link over there that also discusses politics? With the way they have their rules structured it appears to prevent any form of political backlash that goes against the far left narrative. No posts about fake news. No posts about political violence. No posts about your opinion of the sub. It is all strictly and rigidly only talking about politics (fake news or not) which will definitely mostly include orange man bad, american rape culture, muh russia, and other events that were not properly vetted.         If you take a careful look at all their posts you will see that they will include far-left opinions **as well** as how it effects politics.

no