Why is nobody up in arms against Pushshift/Reveddit violating people's right to privacy/right to be forgotten?

The basis of GDPR is the "right to be forgotten." If people want to remove their content from the internet, like on Reddit, they are entitled to that privilege. Pushshift's entire premise runs contrary to that right to privacy, and the US and Canada are supposed to be doing it as well.

I don't even know if people in Europe under GDPR protection are standing up to Pushshift. It's not fair to put people's shit up for all to see …

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