Moderator tries the old "don't confirm stereotypes" trick

R/short has had serious moderation issues for quite some time. In your confirming stereotypes posts, Garminbuba is using the "don't confirm stereotypes" talking point against me because he believes in tapdancing for tallers and letting them control our behavior with the threat of labels and stereotypes. He's not mentally capable of understanding the sociological forces that drive stereotypes, and is a lost cause because he is completely unteachable. In the linked post, we have a female mod who doesn't think short men should defend themselves, and in addition to that, she thinks women should never be criticized as a group. Imagine that. She can group short men together by stifling their reactions to discrimination, but it's misogyny for women to be criticized in the same way. I also like how the silly idiot thinks it's "baiting" when short men on r/short ask women about their dating preferences, but it isn't baiting when short women who hate short men come to r/short to talk about their love for tall men. She's most definitely intellectually inferior if she thinks we don't see through this nonsense.

In addition to this, Garminbuba admits that they are now banning "red pill" comments. They wont allow any discussion about how short men are affected by "hypergamy," which is the sociological concept where women are attracted to status and "marrying up," thus, your level of status indicates the way you will be treated by women, but they fully allow comments telling short men who talk about dating that they "are creepy misogynists who think women owe them sex." Those are literally different ends of the same sociological spectrum, yet, one is allowed and one is dismissed as inflammatory. Just like they do with dismissing posters they don't like as incels, and even banning them, they do the same thing with other comments that they decide are "red pill," even if there is only an indirect connection. They've developed an intricate system of censorship where they can use labels to justify banning any comments that don't cater to women.(Notice how this relates to the "confirming stereotypes" tactic because they are once again using the threat of labels to silence short men.)

Also, while they police the subreddit for incels, red-pillers, and misogynists, they conveniently ignore the fact that there are a number of women who only show-up to post when it's time to lambaste the men of r/short. However, not once has a mod even attempted to put a stop to this type of foolishness.

On the positive side of things though, you're right about it being refreshing to see the post that called the delusional mod out on her hypocrisy. Every time we see a rare, enlightened person fighting the good fight, we need to remind ourselves that we need to keep speaking unpopular truths because there are rational people out there who see the merit in discussing heightism the correct way. There are people out there who are tired of the foolishness and the illogical manner in which heightism is discussed, so we just need to figure-out ways to act more like a team, instead of being loosely-scattered individuals who just drop hit-and-run truth bombs.