I was permabanned from /r/politics in a one two punch, first a 24 hour ban after I said someone's comment was 'disagreeable'. An insult far too heavy to bare apparently. And second when a mod decided I had baited someone else in to breaking the rules. I myself broke zero rules, nor did I bait a person into commenting that I was a "jackass" but it all just goes on the pile of "why /r/politics is trash".
Her serving to her death, very literally resulted in the heavy bias towards conservative viewpoints on the SC. She was adamant that Hillary Clinton would win and the first woman president would select her replacement. Now that shouldn't have been a hill to die on when so much was at stake.