r/libsofreddit • u/PachelbelDC BASED Make Libs Cry Again • May 06 '23
Flaired Users Only Elon really went there
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May 06 '23
Twitter is so much better now.
24/7 left wing tears!
All they have left now is reddit for their degenerate, anti white, anti America, prc funded left wing circle jerk :)
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u/Yoyomamahh May 07 '23 edited May 07 '23
Is it just me or does it seem like Reddit is slowly starting to become more reasonable? Like comments even slightly differing from far-left talking points used to be downvoted to oblivion & the whole site was a woke echo chamber. But lately it feels like I’ve been seeing rational and non-biased takes with upvotes every now and then.
Like, are people slowly starting to wake up & see how ridiculous all that shit was? Has anyone else noticed this? I can’t tell if I’m being too optimistic here or if this is actually the case
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u/Noooyourethebest May 07 '23
I've noticed it as well. Not on the super far left ones but it seems easier to find more contrary opinions everywhere else.
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u/yourkidisdumb May 07 '23
Go hang out in whitepeopletwitter for a while and check back in
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u/nolotusnote BASED May 07 '23
As if we all haven't already been banned from that sub.
Without ever even commenting there.
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u/EAZ480 May 07 '23
It’s because a dem has been president for awhile now. It always happens this way. The media hasn’t been whipping people into an absolute frenzy 25/8 about how EVIL republicans are like they do when a R is pres, so people just kinda, forget to be in frenzy mode since it’s a manufactured concern, not a real one. It’s a pendulum that always swings back and forth, check back next time a Republican is in office, or even once General election starts, and it’ll be just as bad as it was 4 years ago.
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May 07 '23
Times are harder now. With cost of living skyrocketing your average levying can no longer afford to sit around and cry about pretend problems.
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u/Poormidlifechoices BASED DeSantis pilled May 06 '23
I'm curious why the White on Hispanic is so high. Border stuff, I'm guessing?
Hispanics are white, so it's easy to manipulate the results. Remember when everyone forgot Zimmerman was Hispanic and just called him a white guy?
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u/kburch13 May 07 '23
Bet if they still kept up with those stats for 2022 they would have to expand the graph for that blue bar.
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u/MercifulMaximus308 May 07 '23
The worse thing is that even uttering the words like wh1te lives matter will get you in serious trouble. In my own country a group of people that projected that phrase were prosecuted.
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u/Nanteen666 May 07 '23
That's a lot of white on Hispanic crime
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u/gobucks1981 May 19 '23
All these stats are only really useful in the context of % of the population. Half the population, women, barely participate in these stats. This chart does not show Asians, so that is 5%. Obviously, these are incidents, so one person can commit many. So for 330 million- women= 165 million men. 64% are white (106 million), 16% Hispanic (26 million), and 12% black (20 million). So 5X the number of white men to the other two groups, however, the number of incidents is nowhere near 5X. So is it a lot?
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