Has this Subreddit become too reactionary?
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Posted Feb 11, 2016, 7:33 PM UTC
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By making higher quality sanders posts. I browse new on this sub and there are a lot of loaded questions and repetitious arguments.
I agree. It just gets disheartening because I look at the comments in a lot of the anti-Sanders posts, and people act as if large portions of the democratic party's platform are dumb. Some commenters insult people for proposing to raise taxes, get money out of politics, or reframe our interventionist foreign policy. It's not like these are radical ideas unique to Sanders. People have been clamoring about this for decades. I would like to see a whole lot more "discussion" here and a whole lot less ad hominens.