Politics and the Net
Posted May 8, 2015, 6:02 PM UTC
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I have learned just to not vocalize my conservative opinions on Reddit. They, Redditers, are not going to have a mature and engaging response to anything I say, so why bother?
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So... where's the information in this? This is r/Infographics not /r/liberalopinioncirclejerk
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I think the circle on the left needs to be bigger.
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You're right, there's way too much of an overlap
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Found via @LeGrove on Twitter.
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I think there are probably a lot of Tory voters on the internet. They just dare not out themselves for fear of hysterical Labour voters ranting that they are poor hating, posh twat, baby eating Nazis.
I'd hazard to say you're probably right. "Why do we never see any conservatives if there's so many of them? Oh, right, because we downvote them until their comments become hidden and then pretend it never happened."
Hell, I even created second account to post on most political subs. Getting all your arguments manipulated with ad absurdum gets pretty boring after a while