Reddit worked hard to keep alt-right viewpoints on the site, but subs like r/the_donald were so nasty that they had no choice. They also banned liberal subs at the same time.
Let's not act like Reddit is banning subs that discuss trickle down economics or debate the merits of a smaller government.
what like wanting health care and a clean environment for everyone?
i'm all for revolution, my best friend is actually a bolshevik, just don't use non-political medium to push some agenda
Can you link to some examples? If anything my experience is opposite. I saw a highly upvoted post on /r/all denouncing someone who was pro "white genocide".
> on a forum intended for cat pictures seems pretty radical to me
Is reddit "intended" for cat pictures? It might be the reason that you joined, or the content that you liked, but the default subs[1] cover a wide range of topics, not just cat pictures and memes.
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Not only do I not believe that, I'm sure the Bolsheviks had some words about attempting to separate the world into separate "political" and "apolitical" arenas.
I also don't see pro-riot anywhere...have any references for any of this? I am on reddit all the time...
>Your post will be removed if it:
>[...]
>is an opinion/analysis or advocacy piece.
>The title must be the actual title or the lead.
Can you explain how links to articles from major news outlets, with titles unchanged can be "radical left propaganda"? Just for posterity I took a picture of the current submissions on /r/news: https://i.imgur.com/rsTm7Rj.png. Can you point out where the "radical left propaganda" are?