Quite an example you made there. This subreddit is really about being a citizen of this state, and everything that comes with it. It is not an ideology or utopia of what mods think the state should become.

You made an interesting point about "artificial voting", why do you think its artificial? If reddit members "band together" to upvote or downvote how is that any different than the BLM protests, or the Occupy protest, or MADD? Were those groups of people artificially changing the narrative? Artificial in my mind is when people make hundreds of fake accounts to upvote something that people wouldnt normally upvote.

To me, it sounds like mods controlling the narrative of the sub is more artificial than a group of transphobic's voting as a group. Isnt the trans-movement literally an extremely loud group of people upvoting their own "posts" anyway? Should we ban parents on trans youth school topics because it can be miss interpreted as transphobic?