ChapoTrapHouse, which was the largest left wing sub.
Edit (since I can't reply): r/politics is American liberalism, which is centrist.
Edit (since I can't reply): r/politics is American liberalism, which is centrist.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9b/Presiden...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_United_States_presidentia...
"Largest far-left frequently rule-breaking sub" is a more useful designation.
As op said: “ Edit (since I can't reply): r/politics is American liberalism, which is centrist.”
I don’t care about being that specific. Just don’t call it left wing.
Your bias is really showing in your second paragraph. So it’s not about rule breaking repeatedly like many subreddits including I bet /r/politics? There’s a certain frequency with which it has to occur? I Highly doubt that guideline has been followed consistently.