"Waaah I can't say edgy things everywhere I want" is such a weak complaint against community-led moderation.
Fully supporting the blackout would mean continuing the blackout on your own subs, would it not? Just say you're "partially" supporting the blackout - like in ways that don't directly effect your direct, current use of the platform. I don't care either way, just be honest with yourself.
My couple thousand subscribers simply are not that effective in getting Reddit to listen, I feel like. Definitely if moderating those subs becomes actually burdensome in the future, I will reconsider.
I am older than you, and I don't agree.
There are thousands of reddit moderators, most of whom have never met each other. You cannot possibly generalize across all of them.
See also: Comments about "black people", "white people", "tech bros", or any other large group of humans.
You lead with this:
> If anyone is thinking they are bigger than they are it's these mods.
This is a textbook generalization, a "blanket statement". The next few sentences attempt to reinforce this generalization. A one-sentence disclaimer at the end doesn't change that.
If you want to talk about your experience with <some members of large group X> then do that. But please don't project that across <all members of large group X>.