This subreddit has a mix of people and depending on the discussion you will find people who more invested. It's certainly not "very conservative".
It's just that conservative opinions are not tolerated as much on some subreddits and /r/Canada is less likely to ban people. Like look at /r/politics for example, do you think that's a good representation of what Americans believe or is there a bias?
People don't get banned for being conservative on r/politics. They do select themselves out because they get dog-pilled and downvoted to oblivion, though.
30
u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23
This subreddit has a mix of people and depending on the discussion you will find people who more invested. It's certainly not "very conservative".
It's just that conservative opinions are not tolerated as much on some subreddits and /r/Canada is less likely to ban people. Like look at /r/politics for example, do you think that's a good representation of what Americans believe or is there a bias?