Usually, yeah, which is part of why it's a weird story. Why would Reddit, of all places, ban Lou for voicing a safe political opinion?
I wasn't able to find any mandate sperging on the
Celticyinzer archives (or what remains of them), though I guess it's possible he got banned on a different account, too. Skimmed a couple Pittsburgh subreddits and no luck, but who knows how long ago this was, or if any evidence of his posts still remain.
Lou's complained about "unfair bans" in the past - and, when actual screenshots of the ban surfaced, the "unfair bans" invariably turn out to be Lou flipping shit and picking fights with half the community. Can't say with
absolute certainty that this is what happened now (assuming Lou's even telling the truth; he could be making up this reddit ban thing as a way of getting pitypats), but if he DID get banned for mask sperging, it's a
virtual certainty that he worked hard for the ban.