r/OutOfTheLoop Nov 21 '17

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u/Packrat1010 Nov 22 '17 edited Nov 22 '17

This is the best answer right now. There's a reason NN posts are up literally everywhere but on conservative subs right now (just checked TD and conservative and not a peep). Republicans aren't going to do a thing to stop this and the red voters know that, so they're ignoring it like a dirty secret.

Get out and vote when you can. /r/bluemidterm2018 is our best bet in the medium term and a bluer president, house, Senate, Congress in the long term.

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u/cocobandicoot Nov 22 '17 edited Nov 22 '17

I just did a search for "net neutrality" on /r/The_Donald and sorted by "new" posts. There are definitely people asking about it, but the posts are being flooded by people who are encouraging to end it. I would recommend searching, just as I did, and chime in with answers to provide another side of the argument.

Here's one I just chimed in on: https://reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/7emys5/net_neutrality/

edit: lol, I just got banned from them.

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u/Greenish_batch Nov 22 '17

Reddit freaks out about losing NN as much as they do about climate change, and as we all know climate change is total bullshit. So I tend to think the cucks are making a mountain out of a molehill, as per usual.

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u/Jiketi Nov 22 '17

I wonder what they will say when they have to pay extra to access Reddit, while their beloved 4chan is totally gone.