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View submission: Introducing r/popular
What about any of these that pop onto /r/all despite a tiny subscriber base?
/r/AntiTrumpAlliance
/r/esist
/r/MarchForEducation
/r/taxmarch
/r/MarchForScience
/r/ImpeachTrump
/r/Impeach_Trump
/r/NeverTrump
/r/IndivisibleGuide
/r/Kossacks_for_Sanders
/r/justicedemocrats
/r/unpresidented
/r/LiesTrumpToldUs
/r/Trumpgret
/r/the_regret
/r/EnoughTrumpSpam
/r/BlueMidterm2018
/r/PresidentBannon
/r/ResistEveryDay
/r/BannedFromThe_Donald
/r/AgainstHateSubreddits
/r/ShitThe_DonaldSays
/r/TrumpForPrison
/r/mcmullin
/r/TrumpNicknames
/r/Drumpf
/r/TrumpSucks
Comment by lardbiscuits at 15/02/2017 at 21:47 UTC
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You're not going to change the fact that the website as a whole has an institutional slant. The admins haven't exactly made that a secret. I'll live with it.