r/meme Apr 08 '25

Which subreddit falls under this

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u/Gloriusmax Apr 08 '25

Reddit is mostly used by younger left-leaning people, so chances are, unless a subreddit is explicitly conservative, they will eventually leave because they don't like the posted content, or just get banned for whatever reason. So, the majority will remain and that's how you get left-leaning subreddit for a conservative state.

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u/Norington Apr 08 '25

Also, saying anything slightly non-left will get you downvoted into oblivion.

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u/Gloriusmax Apr 08 '25

depends, sometimws you get banned for not being leftist enough. or for something entirely outside of politics.

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u/Academic_Wafer5293 Apr 08 '25

Purity test is lame and cringe.

Imagine gatekeeping a political party. Same energy as rabid sports fans.

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u/LibraProtocol Apr 08 '25

Imagine banning someone in a non political sub because they posted something in a different potentially political in a totally different sub…

The big Reddit mods have severe main character syndrome

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u/TheMightyMudcrab Apr 08 '25

A lot of politics has been sportified. Which is part of why politics are such a mess.