Reddit could go public by March, and wants a $15 billion valuation

Reddit is a radical leftwing cesspool.

normies go on reddit

OozmaKappa wrote:

Reddit is a radical leftwing cesspool.

Yep. These narcissistic pig moderators (some of them) are insufferable. They are losers who think they're all that because they are a moderator on a reddit form. Yeah, what an "accomplishment" alright. Reddit is big tech and thus has an agenda to delete any comments/truths against the liberal narrative. If you post any anti liberal truth on a sub with high traffic, it will be deleted almost instantly and you will probably be banned by the power tripping losers. Reddit is a cesspool.

Yep, you realize that there are only a handful of mods that literally control 99% of all subs right. Most of them are already being paid under the table or through scams they've set up like promoting certain products and banning the discussion of others. I wouldn't be surprised if some of them make good money doing this chit. Don't think they'll rock the boat for this.

Reddit may be forced to take down NSFW subs, which would remove half their users. As mentioned, the crappy mods and bots pushing various agenda will probably stay.

LRC should try going public! Could be a fun penny stock to trade.

Wow, I hadnt considered that could happen as a consequence of going public. It's the only reason I go on reddit. If that happened it would only leave twitter but twitter sucks for that.

what they want wrote:

I hope reddit will destroy itself.

Its just a linchpin for a lot of evil globalist propaganda.

protocol.com/bulletins/reddit-march-ipo

yes, because there's no other place to b*tch and moan about everyone that doesn't follow you're cultist ideas. The world needs one mind, one ideal, and anyone that thinks differently is a stupid sheep.

commence more hive-mind cancel culture right wing patriot threads on letsrun please.

How the ferk is Reddit worth that much?

Who the hell would invest in Reddit? They don't offer services of any kind besides a place to post your thoughts. Reddit is only good for the liberal chicks posting porn, put that behind an ad paywall and everyone will abandon ship eventually.

BuyTheDip wrote:

How the ferk is Reddit worth that much?

I’ve been casually perusing Reddit for about 15 years, and it’s incredible how powerful it’s become. I would say it is definitely THE news and time-wasting place for anyone under like 35, every bit as popular as YouTube and Facebook.

And it took me a few years to figure out that they most definitely have an (now very obvious) agenda.

You also have moderators and advertisers with their own agendas. Reddit easily has the ability to auto-upvote (and hide/downvote) whatever comments/posts/stories they want. Which means those are what ppl will see, and that will become their perception of the world around them, and their opinions will follow accordingly.

If you’re trying to push a certain narrative across the world, Reddit is the perfect place to do it. It’s scary how affective it is.

Mainstream Reddit is already 100% compromised, so I don't see how to get much worse although I'm sure that they will find a way.

I primarily utilize several more niche and small subreddits with tight-knit communities so I am hopeful that they will be unaffected by these changes.

however between this news and the fact that YouTube recently hid the downvote counter I'm starting to have little faith in the internet as a whole. I don't think many people realize how big of a deal that YouTube change really is.

101847403937474938 wrote:

Mainstream Reddit is already 100% compromised, so I don't see how to get much worse although I'm sure that they will find a way.

I primarily utilize several more niche and small subreddits with tight-knit communities so I am hopeful that they will be unaffected by these changes.

however between this news and the fact that YouTube recently hid the downvote counter I'm starting to have little faith in the internet as a whole. I don't think many people realize how big of a deal that YouTube change really is.

That was really incredible how they pulled that off. Unfortunately your average social media-addicted people will not put two and two together. If you see a video with a million upvotes and no downvotes, you’re going to subconsciously identify with whatever ideology that video was prompting. It’s truly some manipulative and evil sh*t, but billions of ppl just eat it up all day every day without questioning the motive.

101847403937474938 wrote:

Mainstream Reddit is already 100% compromised, so I don't see how to get much worse although I'm sure that they will find a way.

I primarily utilize several more niche and small subreddits with tight-knit communities so I am hopeful that they will be unaffected by these changes.

however between this news and the fact that YouTube recently hid the downvote counter I'm starting to have little faith in the internet as a whole. I don't think many people realize how big of a deal that YouTube change really is.

Thought id never say it, but big tech needs broken up. Can't have a monopoly on thoughts, money, interconnected services, etc.

Reddit is full of very deeply-brainwashed liberals. They are really beyond help. Keep in mind Reddit and Tumblr (R.I.P) are where all these ideas of tran-pan-gendered (or what have you) and White privilege and all that garbage have spawned. They are the loony houses of the modern age, where crazy people get together and make up their own beliefs and fantasies. The difference however is that some outsiders actually listen to them and take them seriously.

Reddit and twitter are breeding grounds for Blueanon

Reddit is definitely liberal, but I get chewed out if I say anything good about any Democratic politician so it's a bit of a mixed bag right now. It's more anti-establishment than neoliberal.

[quote]hunter wheres the coke wrote:

Reddit is definitely liberal, but I get chewed out if I say anything good about any Democratic politician so it's a bit of a mixed bag right now. It's more anti-establishment than neoliberal.[/quote

0/10. Reddit is openly so far beyond hyper-liberal at this point that it may as well be the front page of the Huffington Post. I can’t remember the last time I saw a front page post there that in any way supported or complimented a conservative politician or ideal. It simply wouldn’t happen.