Hey there, folks.The political climate in many countries has been shifting as of late, and as a result, quite a few people have voiced concerns about what the future might bring. While these worries are completely understandable, they’ve recently resulted in some unacceptably hostile debates in /r/Pics.Specifically, the subject of abortion has proven to be a divisive one. Many people have stated that anti-choice perspectives are inherently misogynistic, and there’s significant merit to that claim. However, as those same perspectives are frequently the products of either religious faith or a lack of knowledge, banning them outright would be similar in nature to silencing people from underprivileged backgrounds.As moderators, we’ve approached these conversations (and others like them) with a light touch: As long as they aren’t openly bigoted or offered with vitriolic language, all viewpoints are allowed here. Some users occasionally have difficulty distinguishing between "bad opini...