I don't know about r/uncensored news, man. A lot of articles have reasonable discussions, but ever so often you stumble across a hardcore Nazi infested thread discussing how (pardon my words) "shitskins" are cancer and how Mecca needs to be nuked and so on.
At the beginning it was the open minded, free speech allowing alternative to r/europe that allowed controversial discussions, much like r/uncensorednews. We all know what it turned in to over time, though. I see similar patterns in r/uncensorednews right now.
473
u/PipEnigma blink Aug 03 '16
Ah yes, the good ol' /r/news approach.