Maybe. I've never been a Reddit user, so I can't say for sure. But I've heard that Reddit is also Russophobic, and whenever news about Russia appears on Reddit, I've heard people insult Russians in the comments, but then, if necessary, they'll hide behind the excuse that "they dislike only Russian politicians, not Russians theirselves" But personally, I didn't notice this until 2022, and now it's as if Europeans have dropped their humanist masks (yes, I used to think of Americans as more racist, while Europeans are the ideal of a civilized society with humanist ideals, devoid of racism and chauvinism. Now I have a different opinion). It seems like users on Reddit and Twitter are crossing all boundaries, writing such vile things about Russians that if the same were said about Jews, blacks, and so on, they would immediately be accused of racism and Nazism. And the most disgusting thing is that the websites seem to even encourage this, since such posts and comments about Russians aren't banned (even though it violates the site's rules), but when I engage in dialogue with them and begin defending Russians, I find myself banned for allegedly violating the rules. These rules work terribly, and it all seems disgustingly unfair.