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> Wake up. All default subs are left wing crazy.

Worldnews bans you instantly if you disagree with Israel. That's a default sub, yeah? Left or right wing?

Is the topic of Israel and Palestine truly that decisive across some binary party lines? I know people with a wide range of opinions both sides. I feel like it's more loud social media echo chambers than some sort of political schism.

It's divisive across left and right. Not across US party lines since both of them are right.

The comment you're replying to is refuting the parent's statement that all default Reddit subs are "left wing".

I understand, but I don't agree the with GP's implication. I don't truly believe the opinions on Israel is enough to categorize one sub as being left or right wing. It's a delicate and highly debated topic, hence why I would consider Worldnews to be an echo chamber, at least on that particular topic.

Now do /r/news or /r/politics , instant band for anything not leftist.

Do they ban you for opposing Israel?

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