What explains such a dichotomy between Reddit and Pol?
I spent the last two months browsing Reddit instead of Pol. I gained a fair amount of Karla by abiding to the rules and through fake virtue signaling.
What makes people from Reddit such bleeding heart liberals, defending Muslims even after what happened in my county (Beltrame), and shitting on you as soon as you voice a contrarian opinion?
People seem just as educated on Pol as they are on Reddit, yet their opinions are diametrally different.
Plot twist, we are the light... Open your eyes and see dark side of the liberals and fags.
Jason Fisher
theyre all under 18
Ayden Nelson
Just girl.
Christian White
>Was on reddit for a while after being a Sup Forums'r for years on Sup Forums >Never got upvotes because my opinions always seemed more realistic >Came back to Sup Forums Sup Forums >At home I'm convinced that reddit is a normie factory promoting the most leftist of agendas while maintaining they are the most centrist place of all because "muh democracy". Then you realize their "democracy" is directed by the mods. (Spez).
Ah... makes sense now.
Leo Lee
Reddit suffers from moderation. Mods are good in theory if they can be objective and stick to deleting shill threads and banning trolls. However, when you get an idea of how subreddits like /r/politics work... (tldr: Shareblue moderators with a political agenda in league with vote bots that artificially boost topics while burying others) ...it becomes clear that there can be no objective discussion there. It’s yet another echo chamber on the internet.
David Turner
People in positions in authority are zionists. Simple as that. I've been on reddit discussing the Jews and I always get banned.
In fact recently I was banned with a message that said "back to the_donald with you". I don't even like Donald Trump.
When you have this kind of moderation it creates an echo chamber very easily.
Sebastian Jenkins
>People seem just as educated on Pol as they are on Reddit
The majority of them won't discuss topics outside the norm. Suppose you want to discuss the thermodynamics of cremating thousands of Jews a day in a couple of ovens. On Sup Forums, you'll get people calling you a fag, a Nazi, an idiot, ect. And you'll also get people willing to work out the math with you, provide you with further reading, or people just bumping for interest. On Sup Forums, you will only get people calling you a Nazi. Who is more educated, the people with the open minds, or the insecure hivemind?
Camden Rivera
the ability to downvote opinions you don't like is very attractive and it rewards popular ideas why would someone go on reddit if they know they'll be silenced? also, Sup Forums sorts threads by activity, not votes so the most controversial posts get attention so you get rewarded here for being able to stir people up and reply to you
