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>t. 2016 Election Tourist
Waaay back in 2008, before your kind browsed 4chan, reddit was surprisingly close to 4chan in userbase, sans "NIGGER" and "FAGGOT". A lot of /v/ projects got posted directly to /r/gaming to gain traction. Gamergate was the flashpoint for active division between the two sites, and the 2016 election cycle cemented the disdain for plebbit that you see today.
I'm not saying you're wrong, but I am saying you should look into the history of the website you post to, assuming you're not some fuckin' bot I've been baited into replying to
