Not surprising. They shouldn't have, FWIW. What an abject failure of the American people to elect such an asshole, one that can't even tweet without managing to break anti-racist rules.
It was tragic but a failure of what? It was what a majority of the most populous and important voting block wanted.
So a mere plurality elected him.
> It was what a majority of the most populous and important voting block wanted.
Except Trump lost the popular vote by nearly THREE MILLION.
The uneven application of that policy was especially noticeable in regards to anti-white tweets that were so prevalent. At least Reddit was honest enough to come right out and say their anti-racism rules didn't apply to anti-white sentiment.