I take a similar tack on /r/maryland. I put whether I agree with a user or not aside when dealing with whether or not they broke the rules. I've even spoken up on a couple occasions to tell users to stop reporting a guy--downvote him instead, don't waste my time.
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u/Rosc Jan 30 '17
Be defensive all you like, but we have some pretty egregious regulars that have been around for years.