Reddit could go public by March, and wants a $15 billion valuation

OozmaKappa wrote:

hunter wheres the coke wrote:

Reddit is definitely liberal, but I get chewed out if I say anything good about any Democratic politician so it's a bit of a mixed bag right now. It's more anti-establishment than neoliberal.

It's far left radicalism. Just the same way that far right extremists will chew out anyone who supports Republicans, the far left likewise hates the Democrat party (and when I say far right I'm not talking about people who like Trump).

I bet the radical righties still vote though, whereas some radical leftie told me that by voting, I was perpetuating an evil system responsible for drone striking middle easterners and putting kids in cages.

hunter wheres the coke wrote:

OozmaKappa wrote:

It's far left radicalism. Just the same way that far right extremists will chew out anyone who supports Republicans, the far left likewise hates the Democrat party (and when I say far right I'm not talking about people who like Trump).

I bet the radical righties still vote though, whereas some radical leftie told me that by voting, I was perpetuating an evil system responsible for drone striking middle easterners and putting kids in cages.

Damn, that's crazy. I've heard it both ways. I've seen centrists that lean left being chastised for going "it doesnt matter who i vote for, theyre both the same" and I've also seen members of the far left get excoriated for not voting "out of principle".

Either way it's funny. And I'm sure theres also people in the far right that go "Im not voting for that neocon hes a puppet for THE JEEEEEEEEEEEEWS"

+1. Great post.

It has to do with social proof. If 1,000,000s of people upvote a video or a post, people will sunconsciously think and feel that the content in the video/post is correct.

The majority opinion is not always right.

Maybe the owners of youtube and reddit know that the majority of content on their platforms is leftwing and they dont want any accountability, no differing opinions from republicans so they remove their ability to downvote, i.e. expose the truth.

They'll try to censor republicans from posting any content at all and then they will have their utopia.

Indeed, the downvote elimination is a new breed of censorship, the type which carries a frightening message. What this change really means is that a very young audience has now had the choice to disagree taken away from them on a large platform. This conditions people to not question media in any form, you don’t disagree with things others say, you either agree or you don’t watch/listen at all. The purpose this serves is the continued corralling of the masses into their respective echo chambers, unable to interact with the other side of whatever argument they are in without devolving into name calling and the regurgitation of facts that they don’t actually understand. It is important that regular people remain in this state of constant squabbling so the ones in charge of the world can focus on their goals and undying need to expand their power and wealth.

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Tarrare wrote:

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Nice contribution.

reddit just took another step into its own grave with the new blocking features.

1) If you block someone, then everything you post or comment will appear as deleted to them. No posts will appear in their feeds, although they can find your post titles in subreddits with the content appearing as deleted. This means that users you have blocked can't interact with you as they can't comment or reply on anything you post.

2) If you block someone, their content will appear as hidden (collapsed) but you can opt to see it anyway (expand).

Great features for anyone trying to create an echo-chamber. You're a prolific poster and everyone who disagrees with you lose the opportunity to debunk your lies at the click of a button. Now the world has two types of people: those who agree with you and those who can't speak.

OozmaKappa wrote:

Reddit is a radical leftwing cesspool.

Maybe I'm using reddit right or differently than you. I've only be using it more in the past year as some forums disappear and the subjects migrate there. I don't see any politics. I just choose topics that I'm interested or learning about like cars, nba, cross country skiing, bikes, prepaid phone services/rural internet options, and the subjects are just that. Of course, if you want to dive into the politics talk there, you are welcome to, but why not just stick to your interests unless it's politics you are looking for? I haven't looked for politics in reddit, and don't intend to look.

runner69 wrote:

OozmaKappa wrote:

Reddit is a radical leftwing cesspool.

Maybe I'm using reddit right or differently than you. I've only be using it more in the past year as some forums disappear and the subjects migrate there. I don't see any politics. I just choose topics that I'm interested or learning about like cars, nba, cross country skiing, bikes, prepaid phone services/rural internet options, and the subjects are just that. Of course, if you want to dive into the politics talk there, you are welcome to, but why not just stick to your interests unless it's politics you are looking for? I haven't looked for politics in reddit, and don't intend to look.

These people are obsessed weirdos.

They spend their entire life worrying about what is, or appears to be 'left wing' and screaming about it.

Then getting upset when the places they scream about it stops them from screaming, getting even more hysterical about 'left wing cancel culture', when in reality they're getting banned and 'censored' because they're acting like lunatics.

Sad.

OozmaKappa wrote:

Reddit is a radical leftwing cesspool.

Except for r/conservative where membership is required and you are excluded from posting unless you agree with everything the modes say-should be renamed r/GQPsnowflakesafeplace.

Kinda like this sh!thole.

But hey there is hope for you guys - DicSantis and Fla GQP are working on a 'dont offend the white male snowflake' bill.