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The debate and acceptable forms of discussion are so far "left" these days that it's hard to see it and point to concrete examples of it. E.g. look at /r/polit
by zo1 6y ago
The debate and acceptable forms of discussion are so far "left" these days that it's hard to see it and point to concrete examples of it.
E.g. look at /r/politics (or most popular default sub-reddits) on Reddit. It's ridiculously anti-conservative and anti-Trump, yet it's being portrayed as impartial and just "politics", when in fact it's a huge pro-left section of Reddit that is unfairly given front-page preference and backing. No right-leaning sub gets that, and in fact gets the opposite treatment such as /r/the_donald. One could say that the left-leaning individuals and groups are gaming the system and what we're seeing is a consequence of that.