Well, my original comment was making a point that r/politics has become exactly what Digg became. A cesspit of bury brigades with a political aim. I wasn't ent

Well, my original comment was making a point that r/politics has become exactly what Digg became. A cesspit of bury brigades with a political aim. I wasn't entirely sure what was/wasn't on their whitelist because I don't waste my time in that cesspit. I'd be willing to bet money that they're not just "unpopular", but that there's a functional army of bots equipped to down-vote those domains automatically. It doesn't matter anyway. It's not like somebody expecting a nonpartisan commentary will bother going to r/politics anyway. Anyone can clearly see it is full of only left opinions, and anything remotely right-leaning is heavily downvoted.