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/mlpol/ - My Little Politics
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When was this shit made? I knew one or two here were Reddit tier but never thought quite literally they were from Reddit
There's an /mlpol/ subreddit?
Reddit is the big gay.
>>282322
It was setup around the same time this site was, which is funny because pressure from Reddit helped get 4/mlpol/ shut down.
It was setup around the same time this site was, which is funny because pressure from Reddit helped get 4/mlpol/ shut down.
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>>282318
>Created May 5, 2017
Someone literally waited more than a month after the original /mlpol/ ended, and mlpol.net had beaten out multiple competing successors and become the goto congregation spot, to start a subreddit for a 4chan board whose primary accomplishment was finally succeeding in convincing reddit to go fuck itself?
>Created May 5, 2017
Someone literally waited more than a month after the original /mlpol/ ended, and mlpol.net had beaten out multiple competing successors and become the goto congregation spot, to start a subreddit for a 4chan board whose primary accomplishment was finally succeeding in convincing reddit to go fuck itself?
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>/mlpol/
>a place meant for anons to discuss news and events without censoring themselves, while burying themselves in horse pussy
>better make a page for it on a website where you have to register in order to join the conversation, and politically incorrect posts get deleted and get you banned
What the actual fuck. No wonder it has so little activity. No news, no discussion, no opinions. It's basically just an edgy /mlp/ with added swastikas. Where does the actual /pol/ part come in? Nowhere? Then why call it /mlpol/?
I'm legit confused. Having a hard time imagining an actual anon thought making this was a good idea. In fact, the more I think about it, the more it seems like a lazy attempt at supplementing the data gathering on "trouble individuals".
>a place meant for anons to discuss news and events without censoring themselves, while burying themselves in horse pussy
>better make a page for it on a website where you have to register in order to join the conversation, and politically incorrect posts get deleted and get you banned
What the actual fuck. No wonder it has so little activity. No news, no discussion, no opinions. It's basically just an edgy /mlp/ with added swastikas. Where does the actual /pol/ part come in? Nowhere? Then why call it /mlpol/?
I'm legit confused. Having a hard time imagining an actual anon thought making this was a good idea. In fact, the more I think about it, the more it seems like a lazy attempt at supplementing the data gathering on "trouble individuals".
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