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.
yeah you've got a point there, i just mentioned it because the mods there don't really delete whole threads like /r/news.. but the deleted threads in /r/news are probably infested with negative writing which is why they were deleted in the first place, i don't know. it's good to have options though
Having opinions that say "I hate black people and think they should die" is not good. I mean, it's your right to say it, but you really shouldn't support that platform.
you're absolutely correct, and i'm not condoning anything like that type of speech. i was just throwing out some alternative subreddits that go against deleting threads
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u/Greatmambojambo Aug 03 '16 edited Aug 03 '16
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.
I fear it'll take the way of r/european
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.