Reddit users have been generally moderate or left-leaning ever since the social news aggregator was launched. It grew exponentially in popularity after the downfall of Digg and became a hub for some of the most popular memes, fastest news, and most interesting online investigations the internet has ever seen.
Despite the rampant leftism on the site, r/Conservative, the most popular right-leaning subreddit other than r/The_Donald has reached a milestone, breaking 200,000 subscribers. Considering it’s the 6th most popular site on the internet according to Alexa, that number might seem low. It is when we consider r/politics, which is dominated by progressives, has nearly five millions subscribers.
Nevertheless, getting to 200,000 is noteworthy. Congratulations to the conservative minority on the “Front Page of the Internet.”
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Too bad there’s so many basement dwellers from the rest of NPC Reddit that constantly brigade the conservative sub.
r/Conservative has been banning people for respectfully questioning some of the sh!t posts that come up over the past few months, don’t be surprised if a lot of them are duplicate accounts because the sub has been banning folks too quickly. Maybe that was even their goal all along?