every subreddit that can have opinions will be an echochamber
most of my examples are from subreddits i doubt many/any people here browse or already given (every political subreddit either)
in that it’s way more leftwing than 90% of its’ users in a really weird and unproductive way
Yeah, I think I see a similar kind of attitude regarding neuroticism and perfectionism when it comes to transgender subs on reddit regarding passing, tbh. Like, you’d see trans redditors who look extremely passable and then they are panicking in the sub claiming that they’ll never pass or something like that.
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ur pretty left, right ici?
i remember you being pissed when corbyn got hammered last year
yes i am
my dislike for r/poltiics stems from the fact that it’s extremely vapid and incapable of convincing anybody most of the time
i know
better than i thought it would be
we’ve gone over this before
im way further left than sanders
admittedly i don’t interact much with LGBT+ communities, but the few times i’ve been on lgbt subreddits they didnt seem awful?
granted they were all meme subreddits but still
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every post, particularly now, is raising its’ hands in triumph about The Orange Man™ being finally PROVEN to be TERRIBLE for EVERYBODY in a way that is… not going to convince anybody.
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the actual bernie subreddits have slightly more nuance but they are simmilarly incapable of expressing issues to the average redditor
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so while r/politics has a major Social Democrat bias that doesn’t mean shit because they don’t seem to be making any points, whereas r/Conservative, transphobic hellhole that it is, always appears to be making a point whenever it pops up on r/all
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i hate political discussion in almost any capacity so mentally blocking out the existence of every political subreddit ever wasn’t much to ask of me
but hearing bout the drama unfolding on TD every week was hard to avoid on some subs i frequented at the time 
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