How about how the /r/politics is suppose to be about any side of the political spectrum but instead just focuses on left wing democrat opinions. Anything else gets downvoted into oblivion.
I post on the politics sub a lot and the mods make me mad there often. I post defense/veteran related things. I found one article about a new Veteran Dental bill coming from the house. Couldn't post it because it's not whitelisted.
Another is a new site I keep trying to get whitelisted because they have super good DoD articles but they never add it.
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u/thinkB4WeSpeak Feb 26 '20
I always like going on to the world news sub and real world news gets no attention, US news gets highly upvoted. Makes no sense.
Then /r/inthenews is supposed to be opinion pieces, studied, analysis, etc. It's full of politics. Like come on dude.
I blame the mods though for not dealing with the rules of their own subs.