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In the semi-official national subreddits for e.g. small-ish European countries you mostly see politics being pushed from moderators rather than products. I've g
by tpmx 6y ago
In the semi-official national subreddits for e.g. small-ish European countries you mostly see politics being pushed from moderators rather than products. I've grown quite suspicious of that lately, for the same reason.
- throwaway0a5e 6y agoAll the $LOCATION subs have a strong political leaning, mostly in the same direction, with some $LOCATION specific variance generally permitted.
- neuronic 6y agoYes, r/de for Germany is a heavily left leaning sub which routinely bans right opinion (note, I am not saying right extreme). Don’t dare criticizing communism either, it’s especially fun having West German 18yo students yell at me for disliking socialism as a former Soviet Union citizen.
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- neverminder 6y agoExactly the same can be said about r/uk with it's trigger happy mods. Their bashing of "fascists" is rather ironic, considering their heavy handed tactics.
- krtkush 6y agoAdd r/india to the list too.
- higerordermap 6y agoThe best India-specific subreddits were regional circlejerk subreddits at a point. Now they are becoming political too. The Telugu one is the last I guess.
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