I am very sorry you've had some heart issues, and I hope you are feeling better.
"Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them."
In regards to this topic, I still do not understand why it is so triggering. Women have to deal with the dehumanization of this movement every day, and put up with death threats, rape threats, and actual physical assault if we don't toe the party line. We're supposed to think it is cute when our existence is boiled down to a performance of stereotypes. It's enough to make me wonder if our entire society isn't secretly being fed drugs in the water. Or something. I just don't get it. Now you're saying you don't want us to have a reasonable discussion, where no one is actually being dehumanized? Discussing reality isn't hate speech.
In regards to the other site, there are reasons I never made more than 4 or 5 posts over there. First of all, this is the real FES. I have loved this site since the day I joined. I love the weirdos and the normies. I love that we could talk about all sorts of things, and when we disagree we can fight a bit but move on and forget about it once it's over. Secondly, I do not like the way they behaved during and after the split. They made their site an exact copy of this one, down to stealing the icons. Then later they used their connections at Twitter to have all the accts associated with this forum banned for impersonation, which you are aware of as you lost your own personal Twitter acct. To add to all of that, they allowed the site to be overmoderated to the point no one wants to post.
In my opinion the sign of a good mod is that he or she can overlook personal disagreements and feelings when it comes to applying the rules. It doesn't mean that person always does a perfect job, but there's a level of consistency, and there's an effort to get it right, and a commitment to being as fair as humanly possible.