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I was tired of seeing US politics on reddit, the r/conservative sub was one of the most brain-dead subs
We may disagree on politics, but you underscore my point. Minority viewpoints should not be fed to everyone by default. If you're a Leftist browsing your kbin homepage, and you see some conservative message you dislike, of course you're going to downvote it. The question is why's that showing up on your homepage by default.
Yup, technically I would stay away from any western politics (especially American) since I live on the other side of the globe but here we are