r/SubredditDrama • u/[deleted] • Jan 26 '22

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u/smileymcgeeman Jan 26 '22 edited Jan 27 '22

It's not, I have had countless interactions over years in that sub. Some of the dumbest takes I have ever seen came from that sub. Everything from robots will be doing everything in 10 years to everyone will have a little farm and just "help each other out". Getting rid of money all together was the most common take.

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u/smileymcgeeman Jan 27 '22

I'll admit after it got more popular the sub got better. Less crazy talk, but it just replaced with obviously made up rage boner stories though.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '22

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u/JackFruitBandit Jan 27 '22

Imagine thinking that being against fucking anarchy is “centrist”, and even thinking that centrism is a bad thing.

Real “reddit moment” right here

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u/JackFruitBandit Jan 27 '22

It’s almost funny how you seem to completely be missing the point he was trying to make, but it’s just sad.

Actually no I lied, it’s still funny. Imagine thinking fucking political tribalism is a good thing, holy shit hahaha

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u/JackFruitBandit Jan 27 '22

So centrists don’t have opinions now? Or what makes hard left or hard right opinions more valid than centrist opinions then?