I have been experiencing the same exact issue. So much so, that I have now started to compile a database of my comments, which were flagged as "inappropriate" by the 'MSN Community Guidelines", when it is clear to any Lamens person that this comment is clearly not "offensive" in any way. I also agree with what you are saying about the biased environment this is creating on the MSN forums. I would say that this arbitrary 'flagging' or disabling comments on the forums are by design and are actually being manipulated by certain 'MSN Moderators' as a form of manipulation and censorship of FREE SPEECH.
Even though there are controls that any privately run online forum can implement, the MSN forums being arbitrarily run by political "hacks" and agenda driven manipulation tactics by using the "MSN Community Guidelines' as a shield or justification to limit or disable a person's speech on the MSN Forums should be considered abhorrent and anti-democratic, and even especially, Anti-Free Speech and thereby tyrannical in nature.
I am looking to email, communicate, and/or address these things with whomever is affiliated or in any capacity running these MSN Forums, and what kind of enforcement exists, on the "enforcers" of the MSN Community guidelines. There needs to be transparency and accountability on the 'grievance' process on what comments are being flagged for being inappropriate. As of now, there is none. There are no ways I can email, or challenge any of my comments being arbitrarily blocked by MSN moderators or it's server's. Which is why I am commenting on this web forum.
I will actually be looking for legal remedy on this issue, and or what laws apply if any, or what recourse I will have to actively protest MSN lack of interest or action on this issue. I wish the MSN parent company to Fix the arbitrary "Community Guidelines enforcement" algorithm or shut down the MSN Forums altogether, again. Please do. Because if you aren't going to allow free speech, but instead secretly censor the forums, but only create an illusion of impartiality. This then makes the MSN Forum a politically motivated propaganda tool.
I will continue to pursue remedy on this issue, until I get a response of some sort, from the MSN establishment on this issue. Thank-You.