r/goldredditsays • u/Manception • Sep 21 '17

In thread about stalker realizing the error of his ways "Reddit keeps shitting on the phrase, but this is exactly what the feminist idea of 'teach men not to rape' is about."

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '17 edited Jul 08 '25

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '17

/r/politics is more on the left than most, and if anything, other right-wingers tend to rant about the sub being "brainwashed by the left."

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '17 edited Jul 10 '25

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '17

It's because:

  1. Reddit is more niche, so more nerds, so more influence from 4chan and the ol' GamerGate.

  2. /r/the_donald.

  3. the population being mostly Caucasian straight cis men. (It isn't their fault though, more that they just don't suffer the same level of negative institutional stuff that minorities and women too, so most think that "SJWs" are a bunch of "crybabies." Well, technically they do suffer similar stuff, but many try to be as "red-blooded" as possible than carving their own path, and in terms of generally being able to do what they want, they don't suffer as much, since they are the "normal," and many normal things like STEM fields are heavily biased towards men for institutional reasons.)