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I don't know how many of ya'll even really remember this, but once upon a time, Reddit actually used to be pretty fucking good. Think 4chan levels of craziness, minus some of the toxicity / hatred type energies that you find on those /pol/ type glowie hangouts. The AMAs used to be dope; and the entire community was more fun and less (almost nil) faggotry. Those were the days, as some would say.

Then, they murdered poor ol' Aaron in cold blood, and the rest, as they say, is (pretty much) history.

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As and when the White Hats take over this platform once and for good, the sheer potential I see with it is pretty fucking unimaginable. For one thing, just as the long form JRE is more suited towards making people smarter than some minute long Tik Tok video about world politics that utterly lacks any nuance, any in-depth perspectives whatsoever; so does the presence, or, at the very least the existence of a place such as Reddit is pretty much excellent for long-form discussions over a variety of exciting topics, as well as endless niche communities (as opposed to, say, a limited-to-280-characters short-form discussion platform such as Twatter). I mean, Reddit has got some pretty decent niche communities even today --- for example, r/polandball is one that comes to mind first thing. As well as (perhaps), r/PoliticalCompassMemes and such. Unfortunately however, the left-wing commie / nazi bias and censorship can't be escaped (beyond a very, very tiny degree) even within these very subreddits.

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So, do the White Hats have Reddit under their control already, only waiting for that perfect opportune moment to make the said knowledge public? Well, to be honest, I don't know that part myself. There are some (somewhat likely) indications of something like that being a thing here at best, I would say --- but of course, nothing that is truly concrete comes to mind as of yet. (Or maybe they're waiting to dismantle Reddit the very day it goes public with its IPO or such, think MASSIVE exposures such as u/maxwellhill and such, here).

Do let me know within the comments if you yourself believe that you've found a reason to doubt such (i.e. a White Hat takeover!)

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WWG1WGA!!!

2 years ago
15 score
Reason: None provided.

I don't know how many of ya'll even really remember this, but once upon a time, Reddit actually used to be pretty fucking good. Think 4chan levels of craziness, minus some of the toxicity / hatred type energies that you find on those /pol/ type glowie hangouts. The AMAs used to be dope; and the entire community was more fun and less (almost nil) faggotry. Those were the days, as some would say.

Then, they murdered poor ol' Aaron in cold blood, and the rest, as they say, is (pretty much) history.

---

As and when the White Hats take over this platform once and for good, the sheer potential I see with it is pretty fucking unimaginable. For one thing, just as the long form JRE is more suited towards making people smarter than some minute long Tik Tok video about world politics that utterly lacks any nuance, any in-depth perspectives whatsoever; so does the presence, or, at the very least the existence of a place such as Reddit is pretty much excellent for long-form discussions over a variety of exciting topics, as well as endless niche communities (as opposed to, say, a limited-to-280-characters short-form discussion platform such as Twatter). I mean, Reddit has got some pretty decent niche communities even today --- for example, r/polandball is one that comes to mind first thing. As well as (perhaps), r/PoliticalCompassMemes and such. Unfortunately however, the left-wing commie / nazi bias and censorship can't be escaped (beyond a very, very tiny degree) even within these very subreddits.

---

So, do the White Hats have Reddit under their control already, only waiting for that perfect opportune moment to make the said knowledge public? Well, to be honest, I don't know that part myself. There are some (somewhat likely) indications of something like that being a thing here at best, I would say --- but of course, nothing that is truly concrete comes to mind as of yet. (Or maybe they're waiting to dismantle Reddit the very day it goes public with its IPO or such, think MASSIVE exposures such as u/maxwellhill and such, here).

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Do let me know within the comments if you yourself believe that you've found a reason to doubt such (i.e. a White Hat takeover!)

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WWG1WGA!!!

2 years ago
5 score
Reason: None provided.

I don't know how many of ya'll even really remember this, but once upon a time, Reddit actually used to be pretty fucking good. Think 4chan levels of craziness, minus some of the toxicity / hatred type energies that you find on those /pol/ type glowie hangouts. The AMAs used to be dope; and the entire community was more fun and less (almost nil) faggotry. Those were the days, as some would say.

Then, they murdered poor ol' Aaron in cold blood, and the rest, as they say, is (pretty much) history.

---

As and when the White Hats take over this platform once and for good, the sheer potential I see with it is pretty fucking unimaginable. For one thing, just as the long form JRE is more suited towards making people smarter than some minute long Tik Tok video about world politics that utterly lacks any nuance, any in-depth perspectives whatsoever; so does the presence, or, at the very least the existence of a place such as Reddit is pretty much excellent for long-form discussions over a variety of exciting topics, as well as endless niche communities (as opposed to, say, a limited-to-280-characters short-form discussion platform such as Twatter). I mean, Reddit has got some pretty decent niche communities even today --- for example, r/polandball is one that comes to mind first thing. As well as (perhaps), r/PoliticalCompassMemes and such. Unfortunately however, the left-wing commie / nazi bias and censorship can't be escaped (beyond a very, very tiny degree) even within these very subreddits.

---

So, do the White Hats have Reddit under their control already, only waiting for that perfect opportune moment to make the said knowledge public? Well, to be honest, I don't know that part myself. There are some (somewhat likely) indications of something like that being a thing here at best, I would say --- but of course, nothing that is truly concrete comes to mind as of yet. (Or maybe they're waiting to dismantle Reddit the very day it goes public with its IPO or such, think MASSIVE exposures such as u/maxwellhill and such, here).

Do let me know within the comments if you yourself believe that you've found a reason to doubt such (i.e. a White Hat takeover!)

---

WWG1WGA!!!

2 years ago
5 score
Reason: None provided.

I don't know how many of ya'll even really remember this, but once upon a time, Reddit actually used to be pretty fucking good. Think 4chan levels of craziness, minus some of the toxicity / hatred type energies that you find on those /pol/ type glowie hangouts. The AMAs used to be dope; and the entire community was more fun and less (almost nil) faggotry. Those were the days, as some would say.

Then, they murdered poor ol' Aaron in cold blood, and the rest, as they say, is (pretty much) history.

---

As and when the White Hats take over this platform once and for good, the sheer potential I see with it is pretty fucking unimaginable. For one thing, just as the long form JRE is more suited towards making people smarter than some minute long Tik Tok video about world politics that utterly lacks any nuance, any in-depth perspectives whatsoever; so does the presence, or, at the very least the existence of a place such as Reddit is pretty much excellent for long-form discussions over a variety of exciting topics, as well as endless niche communities (as opposed to, say, a limited-to-280-characters short-form discussion platform such as Twatter). I mean, Reddit has got some pretty decent niche communities even today --- for example, r/polandball is one that comes to mind first thing. As well as (perhaps), r/PoliticalCompassMemes and such. Unfortunately however, the left-wing commie / nazi bias and censorship can't be escaped (beyond a very, very tiny degree) even within these very subreddits.

---

So, do the White Hats have Reddit under their control already, only waiting for that perfect opportune moment to make the said knowledge public? Well, to be honest, I don't know that part myself. There are some (somewhat likely) indications of something like that being a thing here at best, I would say --- but of course, nothing that is truly concrete comes to mind as of yet.

Do let me know within the comments if you yourself believe that you've found a reason to doubt such (i.e. a White Hat takeover!)

---

WWG1WGA!!!

2 years ago
4 score
Reason: None provided.

I don't know how many of ya'll even really remember this, but once upon a time, Reddit actually used to be pretty fucking good. Think 4chan levels of craziness, minus some of the toxicity / hatred type energies that you find on those /pol/ type glowie hangouts. The AMAs used to be dope; and the entire community was more fun and less (almost nil) faggotry. Those were the days, as some would say.

Then, they murdered poor ol' Aaron in cold blood, and the rest, as they say, is (pretty much) history.

---

As and when the White Hats take over this platform once and for good, the sheer potential I see with it is pretty fucking unimaginable. For one thing, just as the long form JRE is more suited towards making people smarter than some minute long Tik Tok video about world politics that utterly lacks any nuance, any in-depth perspectives whatsoever; so does the presence, or, at the very least the existence of a place such as Reddit is pretty much excellent for long-form discussions over a variety of exciting topics, as well as endless niche communities (as opposed to, say, a limited-to-280-characters short-form discussion platform such as Twatter). I mean, Reddit has got some pretty decent niche communities even today --- for example, r/polandball is one that comes to mind first thing. As well as (perhaps), r/PoliticalCompassMemes and such. Unfortunately however, the left-wing commie / nazi bias and censorship can't be escaped (beyond a very, very tiny degree) even within these very subreddits.

---

So, do the White Hats have Reddit under their control already, only waiting for the perfect opportune moment to make that knowledge public? Well, to be honest, I don't know that part myself. There are some (somewhat likely) indications of something like that being a thing here at best, I would say --- but of course, nothing that is truly concrete comes to mind as of yet.

Do let me know within the comments if you yourself believe that you've found a reason to doubt such (i.e. a White Hat takeover!)

---

WWG1WGA!!!

2 years ago
4 score
Reason: None provided.

I don't know how many of ya'll even really remember this, but once upon a time, Reddit actually used to be pretty fucking good. Think 4chan levels of craziness, minus some of the toxicity / hatred type energies that you find on those /pol/ type glowie hangouts. The AMAs used to be dope; and the entire community was more fun and less (almost nil) faggotry. Those were the days, as some would say.

Then, they murdered poor ol' Aaron in cold blood, and the rest, as they say, is (pretty much) history.

---

As and when the White Hats take over this platform once and for good, the sheer potential I see with it is pretty fucking unimaginable. For one thing, just as the long form JRE is more suited towards making people smarter than some minute long Tik Tok video about world politics that utterly lacks any nuance, any in-depth perspectives whatsoever; so does the presence, or, at the very least the existence of a place such as Reddit is pretty much excellent for long-form discussions over a variety of exciting topics, as well as endless niche communities (as opposed to, say, a limited-to-280-characters short-form discussion platform such as Twatter). I mean, Reddit has got some pretty decent niche communities even today --- for example, r/polandball is one that comes to mind first thing. As well as (perhaps), r/PoliticalCompassMemes and such. Unfortunately however, the left-wing commie / nazi bias and censorship can't be escaped (beyond a very, very tiny degree) even within these* very subreddits.

---

So, do the White Hats have Reddit under their control already, only waiting for the perfect opportune moment to make that knowledge public? Well, to be honest, I don't know that part myself. There are some (somewhat likely) indications of something like that being a thing here at best, I would say --- but of course, nothing that is truly concrete comes to mind as of yet.

Do let me know within the comments if you yourself believe that you've found a reason to doubt such (i.e. a White Hat takeover!)

---

WWG1WGA!!!

2 years ago
4 score
Reason: None provided.

I don't know how many of ya'll even really remember this, but once upon a time, Reddit actually used to be pretty fucking good. Think 4chan levels of craziness, minus some of the toxicity / hatred type energies that you find on those /pol/ type glowie hangouts. The AMAs used to be dope; and the entire community was more fun and less (almost nil) faggotry. Those were the days, as some would say.

Then, they murdered poor ol' Aaron in cold blood, and the rest, as they say, is (pretty much) history.

---

As and when the White Hats take over this platform once and for good, the sheer potential I see with it is pretty fucking unimaginable. For one thing, just as the long form JRE is more suited towards making people smarter than some minute long Tik Tok video about world politics that utterly lacks any nuance, any in-depth perspectives whatsoever; so does the presence, or, at the very least the existence of a place such as Reddit is pretty much excellent for long-form discussions over a variety of exciting topics, as well as endless niche communities (as opposed to, say, a limited-to-280-characters short-form discussion platform such as Twatter). I mean, Reddit has got some pretty decent niche communities even today --- for example, r/polandball is one that comes to mind first thing. As well as (perhaps), r/PoliticalCompassMemes and such. Unfortunately however, the left-wing commie / nazi bias and censorship can't be escaped (beyond a very, very tiny degree) even within these very subreddits.

---

So, do the White Hats have Reddit under their control already, only waiting for the perfect opportune moment to make that knowledge public? Well, to be honest, I don't know that part myself. There are some (somewhat likely) indications of something like that being a thing here at best, I would say --- but of course, nothing that is truly concrete comes to mind as of yet.

Do let me know within the comments if you yourself believe that you've found a reason to doubt such (i.e. a White Hat takeover!)

---

WWG1WGA!!!

2 years ago
4 score
Reason: None provided.

I don't know how many of ya'll even really remember this, but once upon a time, Reddit actually used to be pretty fucking good. Think 4chan levels of craziness, minus some of the toxicity / hatred type energies that you find on those /pol/ type glowie hangouts. The AMAs used to be dope; and the entire community was more fun and less (almost nil) faggotry. Those were the days, as some would say.

Then, they murdered poor ol' Aaron in cold blood, and the rest, as they say, is (pretty much) history.

---

As and when the White Hats take over this platform once and for good, the sheer potential I see with it is pretty fucking unimaginable. For one thing, just as the long form JRE is more suited towards making people smarter than some minute long Tik Tok video about world politics that utterly lacks any nuance, any in-depth perspectives whatsoever; so does the presence, or, at the very least the existence of a place such as Reddit is pretty much excellent for long-form discussions over a variety of exciting topics, as well as endless niche communities (as opposed to, say, a limited-to-280-characters short-form discussion platform such as Twatter). I mean, Reddit has got some pretty decent niche communities even today --- for example, r/polandball is one that comes to mind first thing. As well as (perhaps), r/PoliticalCompassMemes and such. Unfortunately however, the left-wing commie / nazi bias and censorship can't be escaped (beyond a very, very tiny degree) even within these very subreddits.

---

So, do the White Hats have Reddit under their control already, only waiting for the perfect opportune moment to make that knowledge public? Well, to be honest, I don't know that part myself. There are some (somewhat likely) indications of something like that being a thing here at best, I would say --- but of course, nothing that is truly concrete comes to mind as of yet.

Do let me know within the comments if you yourself believe that you've found a reason to doubt such (i.e. a White Hat takeover!)

---

WWG1WGA!!!

2 years ago
4 score
Reason: None provided.

I don't know how many of ya'll even really remember this, but once upon a time, Reddit actually used to be pretty fucking good. Think 4chan levels of craziness, minus some of the toxicity / hatred type energies that you find on those /pol/ type glowie hangouts. The AMAs used to be dope; and the entire community was more fun and less (almost nil) faggotry. Those were the days, as some would say.

Then, they murdered poor ol' Aaron in cold blood, and the rest, as they say, is (pretty much) history.

---

As and when the White Hats take over this platform once and for good, the sheer potential I see with it is pretty fucking unimaginable. For one thing, just as the long form JRE is more suited towards making people smarter than some minute long Tik Tok video about world politics that utterly lacks any nuance, any in-depth perspectives whatsoever; so does the presence, or, at the very least the existence of a place such as Reddit is pretty much excellent for long-form discussions over a variety of exciting topics, as well as endless niche communities (as opposed to, say, a limited-to-280-characters short-form discussion platform such as Twatter). I mean, Reddit has got some pretty decent niche communities even today --- for example, r/polandball is one that comes to mind first thing. As well as (perhaps), r/PoliticalCompassMemes and such. Unfortunately however, the left-wing commie / nazi bias and censorship can't be escaped (beyond a very, very tiny degree) even within these very subreddits.

---

So, do the White Hats have Reddit under their control already, only waiting for the perfect opportune moment to make that knowledge public? Well, to be honest, I don't know that part myself. There are some (somewhat likely) indications of something like that being a thing here at best, I would say --- but of course, nothing that is truly concrete comes to mind as of yet.

Do let me know within the comments if you yourself believe that you've found a reason to doubt such (i.e. a White Hat takeover!)

---

WWG1WGA!!!

2 years ago
4 score
Reason: None provided.

I don't know how many of ya'll even really remember this, but once upon a time, Reddit actually used to be pretty fucking good. Think 4chan levels of craziness, minus some of the toxicity / hatred type energies that you find on those /pol/ type glowie hangouts. The AMAs used to be dope; and the entire community was more fun and less (almost nil) faggotry. Those were the days, as some would say.

Then, they murdered poor ol' Aaron in cold blood, and the rest, as they say, is (pretty much) history.

---

As and when the White Hats take over this platform once and for good, the sheer potential I see with it is pretty fucking unimaginable. For one thing, just as the long form JRE is more suited towards making people smarter than some minute long Tik Tok video about world politics that utterly lacks any nuance, any in-depth perspectives whatsoever; so does the presence, or, at the very least the existence of a place such as Reddit is pretty much excellent for long-form discussions over a variety of exciting topics, as well as endless niche communities (as opposed to, say, a limited-to-280-characters short-form discussion platform such as Twatter). I mean, Reddit has got some pretty decent niche communities even today --- for example, r/polandball is one that comes to mind first thing. As well as (perhaps), r/PoliticalCompassMemes and such. Unfortunately however, the left-wing commie / nazi bias and censorship can't be escaped (beyond a very, very tiny degree) even within these very subreddits.

---

So, do the White Hats have Reddit under their control already, only waiting for the perfect opportune moment to make that knowledge public? Well, to be honest, I don't know that part myself. There are some (somewhat likely) indications of something like that being a thing here at best, I would say --- but of course, nothing concrete comes to mind as of yet.

Do let me know within the comments if you believe that you've found a reason to doubt such (i.e. a White Hat takeover!)

---

WWG1WGA!!!

2 years ago
3 score
Reason: None provided.

I don't know how many of ya'll even really remember this, but once upon a time, Reddit actually used to be pretty fucking good. Think 4chan levels of craziness, minus some of the toxicity / hatred type energies that you find on those /pol/ type glowie hangouts. The AMAs used to be dope; and the entire community was more fun and less (almost nil) faggotry. Those were the days, as some would say.

Then, they murdered poor ol' Aaron in cold blood, and the rest, as they say, is (pretty much) history.

---

As and when the White Hats take over this platform once and for good, the sheer potential I see with it is pretty fucking unimaginable. For one thing, just as the long form JRE is more suited towards making people smarter than some minute long Tik Tok video about world politics that utterly lacks any nuance, any in-depth perspectives whatsoever; so does the presence, or, at the very least the existence of a place such as Reddit is pretty much excellent for long-form discussions over a variety of exciting topics, as well as endless niche communities (as opposed to, say, a limited-to-280-characters short-form discussion platform such as Twatter). I mean, Reddit has got some pretty decent niche communities even today --- for example, r/polandball is one that comes to mind first thing. As well as (perhaps), r/PoliticalCompassMemes and such. Unfortunately however, the left-wing commie / nazi bias and censorship can't be escaped (beyond a very, very tiny degree even in these subreddits.

---

So, do the White Hats have Reddit under their control already, only waiting for the perfect opportune moment to make that knowledge public? Well, to be honest, I don't know that part myself. There are some (somewhat likely) indications of something like that being a thing here at best, I would say --- but of course, nothing concrete comes to mind as of yet.

Do let me know within the comments if you believe that you've found a reason to doubt such (i.e. a White Hat takeover!)

---

WWG1WGA!!!

2 years ago
3 score
Reason: Original

I don't know how many of ya'll even really remember this, but once upon a time, Reddit actually used to be pretty fucking good. Think 4chan levels of craziness, minus some of the toxicity / hatred type energies that you find on those /pol/ type glowie hangouts. The AMAs used to be dope; and the entire community was more fun and less (almost nil) faggotry. Those were the days, as some would say.

Then, they murdered poor ol' Aaron in cold blood, and the rest, as they say, is (pretty much) history.

---

As and when the White Hats take over this platform once and for good, the sheer potential I see with it is pretty fucking unimaginable. For one thing, just as the long form JRE is more suited towards making people smarter than some minute long Tik Tok video about world politics that utterly lacks any nuance, any in-depth perspectives whatsoever; so does the presence, or, at the very least the existence of a place such as Reddit is pretty much excellent for long-form discussions over a variety of exciting topics, as well as endless niche communities (as opposed to, say, a limited-to-280-characters short-form discussion platform such as Twatter). I mean, Reddit has got some pretty decent niche communities even today, for example, r/polandball is one that comes to mind first thing. As well as (perhaps), r/PoliticalCompassMemes and such. Unfortunately however, the left-wing commie / nazi bias and censorship can't be escaped (beyond a very, very tiny degree even in these subreddits.

---

So, do the White Hats have Reddit under their control already, only waiting for the perfect opportune moment to make that knowledge public? Well, to be honest, I don't know that part myself. There are some (somewhat likely) indications of something like that being a thing here at best, I would say --- but of course, nothing concrete comes to mind as of yet.

Do let me know within the comments if you believe that you've found a reason to doubt such (i.e. a White Hat takeover!)

---

WWG1WGA!!!

2 years ago
1 score