No, but I can see how that was taken from my comment. I took his comment to be a general statement on Reddit as a whole, not just this particular TikTok. So, I specifically was responded to the broader and general notion of reddit getting more callous and reactionary.

Being 'reactionary' is a inextricable part of right wing ideology as it's purpose is to maintain a self beneficial hegemonic hierarchy through reacting to attempts at emancipation of those not at the top of the hierarchy. As he noted it is more 'reactionary' in general, I gave a noted observed reason as to why it may appear that way because I had the opportunity to gain a bit of insight into that very specific topic. Most people don't realise what is going on behind the scenes and Reddit is fundamentally changing because of it.