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[–]Wayne_Skylar 94ポイント95ポイント96ポイント 1日前 (104子コメント)

Too little too late.

I can't tell you how many times I've seen Hillary referred to as a "cunt" on this sub and have seen no action taken against it despite reporting it.

The amount of bullshit you guys have let slide is what has made this sub-reddit a complete shitshow the past few months. Now that Sanders is done you want to pretend that you care about civility? I can only assume that this is because the Bernie fans are now reporting trolls for being "shills" which is actually quite hilarious.

/r/politics used to be left-leaning, I'll give you that. It became a place that was inhospitable if you weren't a rabid Sanders supporters. And not to mention the amount of duplicates that weren't culled when he won a caucus state by 40 points.

I used to like to come here to get a different perspective on politics in the past. It became a single-narrative subreddit.

So excuse me if I find this post to appear less than genuine.

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