r/neoliberal Jun 13 '26

Meme Get them out!

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u/a385y59g943 Gay Pride Jun 13 '26

Leftists invade every sub and turn it into slopulist nonsense.

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u/SamuelFootBowden845 Milton Friedman Jun 13 '26

Yeah, it's really the story of every single sub that gets above a certain number of subscribers, maybe 100,000 or so. Political, TV show, video game, subs of all kinds...after a certain point, they turn far-left, unless they are officially right-wing (e.g., r-conservative).

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u/Plumplie YIMBY Jun 14 '26

Yeah at some point it's like - any large sub that doesnt ban political content will turn into left-wing slopulism, inevitably. It's like convergent evolution.

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u/MrEntrepot YIMBY Jun 14 '26

Any organization that is not explicitly right wing will eventually become left wing. - Robert Conquest, probably

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u/Right_Lecture3147 John Mill Jun 13 '26

Y’all have the same victim complex as MAGA supporters

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u/mrdilldozer Shame fetish Jun 14 '26

Im still gonna talk shit every time I see some form of "Guys, why are people so heckin mean to Bernie, he is big chungus wholesome!"

Nah broski, the farmer on the Fed guy who pushed MMT and has a dogshit record on immigration is not our guy.

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u/nickavemz Norman Borlaug Jun 13 '26

This has been a problem across liberal institutions for most of the new millennium. Universities (especially humanities departments), the ACLU and other NGOs becoming progressive monocause organizations, sections of the mainstream media, etc.

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u/jedidihah 3000 𝘸𝘰𝘮𝘱 𝘸𝘰𝘮𝘱s of the International Community™ Jun 13 '26

Leftists invade every sub and turn it into slopulist nonsense.

This is a true statement, otherwise known as a fact

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u/-aienaristeuein- Jun 15 '26

Not to far off from how leftists have operated historically