I still think r/Collapse has the best agitation potential outside of industry subreddits. They see the problems but lack the vocabulary to understand them structurally. There's the big lib contingent pushing :vote: ing but people there are the right mix of disillusioned and curious. That's the big reason I pushed for a /c/collapse that became /c/doomer. Refine the arguments here, push the theory there.
People post borderline leftist shit there all the time and it gets upvoted. The problem is the overall vibe of the subreddit is blackpilled - trying to advocate for literally anything that might make things better, even in a small way on a local scale, is always met with skepticism or outright mockery.
I still think r/Collapse has the best agitation potential outside of industry subreddits. They see the problems but lack the vocabulary to understand them structurally. There's the big lib contingent pushing :vote: ing but people there are the right mix of disillusioned and curious. That's the big reason I pushed for a /c/collapse that became /c/doomer. Refine the arguments here, push the theory there.
People post borderline leftist shit there all the time and it gets upvoted. The problem is the overall vibe of the subreddit is blackpilled - trying to advocate for literally anything that might make things better, even in a small way on a local scale, is always met with skepticism or outright mockery.
people go to that sub to feel hopeless, if you break the jerk they get mad