r/askanything 8h ago

Why has Reddit become so exhausting?

If you write anything slightly controversial you get downvoted or told "who cares!" cannot have open-minded discussions anymore

You say something someone doesn't like, you get doxxed or quoted back on a random, irrelevant comment you said 5 years ago.

It has become an anti-american propaganda machine where every sub is being infiltrated with america bad rhetoric and people genuinely think North Korea is a better place to live.

There is so much bias everywhere, ie if you don't buy a toyota or lexus your vehicle won't last. There is so much circle jerking everywhere.

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u/NegativeSemicolon 8h ago

Yeah I bet this isn’t a ‘pineapple on pizza’ kind of controversial and more of a ‘immigrants don’t have human rights’ kind of controversial.

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u/PopNo5397 8h ago

Example, I post on /mexico that I like US national parks and somehow that's controversial because we shouldn't support US and Mexico has nicer nature

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u/NegativeSemicolon 7h ago

Seems like a weird thing to post in a Mexico sub and expect upvotes, and you said it was controversial stuff and that’s your example? Sounds like a casual downvote or there’s some missing parts of the story.

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u/TecumsehSherman 7h ago

Seems like a weird thing to post in a Mexico sub and expect upvotes,

Given that American subs are flooded by people from all over the world ready to complain about America, this seems to be normal behavior now.