I'd tell you how, but I don't even know for sure what happened. None of my comments were removed, I had never been banned from any individual subreddits, and I was mostly getting upvotes on my posts. I just know that as soon as I started commenting about trans issues like Lia Thomas and saying things like sexual orientation and gender identity have nothing to do with each other and shouldn't be grouped together, my account was suspended from all of Reddit. Every account I made after was suspended within a few days no matter what or how little I posted until I cleared my cache and cookies.

I can only assume that one (or many) of their admins is really touchy about the issue and can't handle civil disagreement about trans stuff (and especially not from a gay guy), so they made it their personal mission to smack me down. Ever since the Texas and Florida legal issues, the trans activists have seemed especially bad about shutting down any and all dissent.

Or maybe I'm just way off base and it's something else entirely. It just seems super coincidental that it happened as soon as I started posting views that expressed less than 100% acceptance for radical gender ideology.

This is the only information I got from them about it:

"Your account has been permanently suspended for breaking the rules. Your accounts are now permanently suspended due to multiple, repeated violations of Reddit's content policy."

Just a canned automated message, and appeals just led to similar automated messages in the rare chance they responded at all.