Reddit.com promotes itself “the front page of the Internet,” and indeed, it is one of the most visited sites on the Web. As of this writing, Alexa has ranked it as the Internet’s 53rd most visited site in the U.S., and the 121st most visited site globally, and its popularity appears to be rapidly growing.

Anyone who first comes to Reddit.com sees a banner running across the top of their page featuring various “sub-reddits” (subject matters) for them to choose from. If they have an account and log in, the subreddits change to those subjects they have selected to form their own personalized front page. But if they are not logged in, the banner running across the top of Reddit’s front page stays the same.

One of the subreddits featured on the top page banner is r/Atheism. Thus, millions of people every day are automatically “subscribed” to r/atheism until they establish and log in to their own accounts, and choose their own subreddits.

And with over 850,000 "godless redditors" (as members who have formally subscribed to r/atheism dub themselves) clearly r/atheism enjoys a tremendous promotional advantage over the hundreds of other subreddits available in attracting the attention of potential subscribers by being featured on Reddit.com's front page and as an automatic default reddit.

In theory, atheism is “the doctrine or belief that there is no God.”

In practice, at least on Reddit's r/atheism, it is the vicious and relentless ridicule, mockery, and smearing of Jesus, Christian people, the Church, organized Christianity, and all of Christendom in general...which is fine. In a freedom of speech-based democracy, everyone is entitled to their own opinion and perspective on politics and religion.

However, given that tens of millions of Christian clergy, ruling class, “bourgeoisie,” dissidents, and simple peasants were murdered and persecuted by Soviet Communism, (which was an explicitly anti-Christian ideology, and given that perhaps hundreds of millions have been murdered worldwide by atheistic Communism, how fair is it for Reddit to essentially herd millions of its readers straight towards r/atheism by making it a default subreddit on the one hand, and yet for reddit moderators to complain about "hate" on the other hand?

In fact, reddit moderators regularly issue statements condemning the kind of bigotry that Reddit.com actually endorses on its front page via r/atheism, like this one recently posted in the popular subreddit r/videos:

A statement from the /r/videos mods regarding racist comments

Over the past few weeks we've noticed a surge in the amount of racist material posted here, to the point where we are considering a change in policy to address it. We suspect that one or more racist/troll organizations may be specifically targeting us (and possibly Reddit as a whole), with members systematically posting both explicitly and subtly prejudiced comments.

We would prefer not to have to intervene and take an official stance to censor comments, so we're asking the community to please be mindful and to respond appropriately to any such hurtful content. Thank you.

And imagine the hue and cry if Reddit prominently featured one of its anti-Jewish sites on the front page, and herded millions of readers there. Charges of “racism” and “anti-Semitism” would undoubtedly fly.

And yet, don't critics have just as much right to mock and smear Jewish icons, Jewish people, the Synagogue, organized Judaism, and all of Jewry in general as r/atheism has the right to mock and smear Christians, and as Reddit.com corporate hierarchy has the right to encourage such mockery?

Of all of the hundreds of subreddits available for default status, there has to be some reason the hierarchy of Reddit keeps the virulently anti-Christian r/atheism as a default subreddit.

Given the strong Trotskyite neoliberal Zionist identification with Marxism, and the fact that "atheist" Soviet Communism was initially a conflation of Leninism and Trotskyism, which outlawed Christianity and made “anti-Semitism” punishable by death, is it possible that Reddit readers are being manipulated by a neoliberal/Zionist agenda of the corporate behemoth Advance Publications, which owns Reddit and itself is principally owned by the Jewish Newhouse family?

In fact, such a scenario is highly likely.

This is not a call for censorship, but rather for Christians, paleocons, patriots, populists, libertarians, anti-war advocates, pro-sovereignty nationalists, family advocates etc. to "take off the gloves" and start playing by the same rules of free speech that their opposition plays by, and to engage in the kind of polemics that the gaggle of militant Jews, Marxists, neoliberals, radical feminists and angry homosexual activists, etc. over at r/atheism routinely engage in, in order to counter and balance out the anti-Christian hate being preached there with increasing ferocity.

Additionally, since the anti-Christian r/atheism is featured on Reddit’s front page, there needs to be an opposing forum also included on the front page to expose readers to that perspective, as well, in order to balance out what appears to be the warmongering Marxist-Zionist agenda behind featuring the anti-Christian r/atheism on Reddit.com's front page.

Reddit is all about free speech and should remain that way. Soviet holocaust or not, Nazi Holocaust or not, declaring oneself a member of some religious sect, tribe or "protected class" is not a license for immunity from debate, criticism, and even harsh condemnation.

Christians and their partisans should no longer stand there and be beaten black and blue by the militant coalition of the bitter and angry over at r/atheism, and its relentless preaching of genocidal hate, mockery and condemnation (the same kind of rhetoric, which when directed at them, they declare "hate speech") without giving as good as they receive -- particularly since so many of these r/atheism useful idiots are being manipulated by neocon, neoliberal and Zionist operatives to perpetuate the wars of aggression they originated under their right-wing useful idiot Bush in order to set up a Big Brother police state both at home and abroad.