Censorship has become absurd on social media (reddit, insta) 95% of posts never make it

Censorship has gotten out of control on majority of social media sites. TD has luckily stayed a site that majority of opinions are accepted. I say majority bc unlike other sites, TD once they ban you, you can never make another account, whereas Reddit you easily can. This, I don't agree with. One controversial opinion should not ban someone from ever interacting again with the group that they consider home (whether LSU or Louisiana). That isn't right. I understand TD is also very unresponsive to unban requests.

However, I'd venture to say that 95% of posts that I try to make on Reddit get cancelled right away. Never even make it to the forum. What you see on Reddit is basicall only 5% of attempted posts that have been thoroughly vetted for political correctness. Not representative of the entire US population whatsoever. I'd say that 50% of my instagram comments get nixed right off the bat. In neither of these cases, is what I'm saying remotely offensive in any perceivable way. It could be something like "Yea I drove to Dallas and traffic was worse than usual." and there's a 50%+ chance that it gets cancelled. It's gotten absurd. I for one think that no human has any right whatsoever to censor what another says. I think that's a violation of the first amendment and their should be punishment for those that try to censor others. Fines and jail time.

Twitter has stayed pretty good about censorship. Reddit and instagram are toxic in their censorship.

Apparently, Reddit has never turned a profit in their history. I truly hope the censorship that plagues their site, ends up running their stock down now they have IPO'd. If they've been around for 20 years and have never made a profit in a year, I have a hard time seeing the share price not plummet.