So, I went through your list, read the notes, looked at the posts - contextualizing them with respect to the topic of Trump, the implications of his victory, and what it meant for people like bish - and can't see why there was a problem with the bans. It's very clear, if you step back and critically examine the posts and their intent, that the people he banned were not arguing in good faith. I haven't gone through them all, but with the exception of the rare ban for console warring, his actions seem merited. You overturned them, which is well within your right as owner of the site, but I don't think that his actions were an impulsive and unwarranted response to Trump's win. When you're a minority and someone who's subject to microaggressions on a near daily basis, it is not difficult to develop a keen ability to detect arguments that aren't made with sincerity. Almost all of the bans I reviewed, after visiting threads in which they were made, were levied on people who passive aggressively taunted members of the community who were justly distressed by the outcome of the election. I mean, if you want to have a community where either open or tacit supporters of a known racist and aspiring fascist are welcome, cool. It certainly makes for lively debate and removes any chance of the forum becoming an echo chamber, assuming those who disagree with them aren't turned away by the tolerance of those views - as some clearly were. In bish's defense, I think he saw bad faith actors taking advantage of Trump's win and exercised his authority as a mod to put a kibosh on it. Obviously, from your notes, you feel differently.