Someone mentioned class action lawsuit. Seems like a stretch but tbh I think it'd be viable on a number of levels. The actual thing to go after would be reddit's profit from actual rape, child sexual abuse, and human trafficking content. The fact that the sub that messaged child porn to our mods is still up, shows that Reddit blatantly supports these things. Not to mention the fact that they have at least a dozen, if not more, subs dedicated to rape fetish content. Mix in the discrimination based on protected classes i.e.: sexuality, and the longtime censorship of lesbians, and I think you'd have a viable case. Just look at Pornhub, they had their asses handed to them for hosting huge amounts of child porn, real rape, and human trafficking content. That same content is on reddit.