r/chapotrap house really was the boogeyman of Reddit

I remember searching “chapo” merely hours before the ban, and all the results that showed up were “proofs” indicting chapo, while in reality it just made the sub look even cooler

Like in that thread “chapotraphouse users inciting violence and murder” and all the posts linked were just chapo saying we should kill slave owners. Lmao

I mean, the pirates get to return to being happy little illegals, and the one Revolutionary guy gets put to jail where he can’t hurt anyone but at least he’s with his love interest. The show literally ends with him kissing his lover in jail, with an uplifting music. Looks pretty much like a lib happy ending to me. I’m not saying they should have gone for the complete revolutionary victory of the pirates, but at least having an ambiguous ending like “the pirates are still going strong and one day will conquer the world” would have been nice. But I guess that would be putting ideas in some people’s heads. They also could have gone waaaaay further with the “freeing slaves” thing. More slaves should have been freed and more slave owners should have been killed. But maybe this would have resulted in their subreddit getting nuked lol

Excellent show, too bad the ending was lib as fuck

Dessalines is the one OG developer who created the Lemmy framework, based on leftist principles and FOSS (free open source software). It’s thanks to him that we even had a vague idea of where to go, after Reddit banned /r/ChapoTrapHouse. in other lib terms, he the boss

No it didn’t tf

Congrats to you for launching the project and thanks for making an account here! Hopefully the chapo community and you guys can achieve something great together.

Feels weird being on this site and not having to try every weird shit to break it