>>3827126I didn't like the people reddit brought in. Sure some of them can hold a conversation but most of them are childish reactionary liberals. Not to mention the Kekistanis that were bred from the election. Reddit was just a place for them to breed and cross site with /pol/. The colony was a mistake. I'd always had my suspicions that /pol/ was contrarian with Nazi undertones but it just got a little bit too much for me. Nobody really holds a conversation in /pol/ unless an operation is going on. Those times are fun but I dunno I feel like I've grown past just pissing people off online with politics just to watch them sperg. I'll pop in for raw news, legit happenings and check up on Trump news every now and again.
I'll never forget everything that /pol/ taught me and the openness of thought it gave me but the new breed is just too outlandish for me.
