Why you believe he gets downvoted and why he gets downvoted are two different things

I had hoped to make it obvious I already knew that when I said:

I am not suggesting what's right or wrong.

So now let's apply the same logic to your argument. Are you claiming you're right? They're downvoting him because they think he's a retard?

I look at those examples. I see information. In this post the author talks about being censored or silenced, in so many words. I also see rewards there. I also see a few individuals supporting the topics and talking about it.

So at this point I'm sensing sensationalism and a narrative being pushed, hard.

Would it be fair to ask — in the search of truth — when compared to the number of active accounts posting here, what's happening to the author is common, or an isolated incident?

The post and some the backup choir in some comments really wants to make what's happening to the author sound like it's common, and everyone should be afraid (can't even mention a name it's so evil)?

So I'm curious now, @truthforce. Would you say what's happening to the author is common or isolated?