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View submission: Introducing r/popular
Well hell if we are going there might as well add a few more:
-r/ShitRedditSays -r/Socialism -r/LateStageCapitalism -r/Anarchism -r/Communism -r/GamerGhazi -r/worldnews -r/blackladies
I really could go on for days. A lot of these subs have been caught out engaging in brigading, vote manipulation, doxxing up and including advocating political violence. I mean you can on several of these and quite easily find people justifying attacking people for their views, for example anarchism regularly has posts such as 'hitting Nazis is an American tradition' etc. After the election there was a lot of thingy guised threats to Donald Trumps life as well which is technically a felony offence...admins won't touch it though.
There's nothing here!