I'm not defending Texan politicians but I am giving an example of how enraging submissions can co-opt and dominate a subreddit's character. You can still find

I'm not defending Texan politicians but I am giving an example of how enraging submissions can co-opt and dominate a subreddit's character. You can still find non-charged submissions on r/Texas's new feed, but those don't wind up being seen on r/Texas's hot feed when there is so much charged content.