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View submission: Introducing r/popular
If I was stuck on a front page with /r/politics /r/conservative and /r/the_donald and I had a two filters I could apply I would filter out the_donald twice.
Comment by IAmATroyMcClure at 15/02/2017 at 22:51 UTC
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I recently subscribed to /r/Conservative simply for the purpose of keeping myself from getting trapped in the echo chamber that is /r/politics.
I'm still not sure what to make of the place. I've seen some threads that are almost as rational as /r/neutralpolitics. Then I click on another link and the comments are /r/The_Donald level shit.
I guess it's not really bizarre or unexpected, but I kinda wish there was a more consistently high-quality option for news that liberal media doesn't cover.