Comment on: /r/news mods trying to ensure their audience has the "correct" reaction to Jussie Smollett staging a crime just to further divide the country and push the "right wing people bad" narrative. Looks like the mods of /r/news are just as interesting in lying as he is, sadly.
2. That's the whole point. People are using Reddit to get you to buy certain things and believe certain ideologies.
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20 Feb 2019 00:44
u/TheCrimsonChinchilla
in r/RedditCensors
Comment on: /r/NotTheOnion mods inexplicably lock a thread exposing a racist CNN anchor as she attacks someone solely based on their race before finding out that they're actually black.
If reddit has a bias problem it really really really isnt a right wing one. Yes there are toxic right wing members but on the whole this website is so left that it smells like donkey shite
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17 Jan 2019 06:09
u/TheCrimsonChinchilla
in r/RedditCensors