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Reddit is pretty ‘Right leaning’, having ‘Centre-Right’ or ‘Pro-imperialist Centrist’ dominance.

Lemmy is an opensource equivalent and has enough left-leaning people who left reddit. The main Lemmy developers are socialists/communists
At the same time, have heard of right wing Lemmy instances too, even ones which mimic reddit-style too.

Were the political discussions good and matching the topic of the communities? If so, it is better than many reddit subs that force arbitrary apolitical neutrality, right?

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Reddit is pretty ‘Right leaning’, having ‘Centre-Right’ or ‘Pro-imperialist Centrist’ dominance.

Lemmy is an opensource equivalent and has enough left-leaning people who left reddit. At the same time, have heard of right wing Lemmy instances too, even ones which mimic reddit-style too.

Were the political discussions good and matching the topic of the communities? If so, it is better than many reddit subs that force arbitrary apolitical neutrality, right?

Edited

Reddit is pretty ‘Right leaning’, having ‘Centre-Right’ or ‘Pro-imperialist Centrist’ dominance.

Lemmy is an opensource equivalent and has enough left-leaning people who left reddit. At the same time, have heard of right wing Lemmy instances too, even ones which mimic reddit-style too.

Were the political discussions good and matching the topic of the communities? If so, it is better than many reddit subs that force arbitrary apolitical neutrality, right?

Edited

Reddit is pretty ‘Right leaning’, having ‘Centre-Right’ or ‘Pro-imperialist Centrist’ dominance.

Lemmy is an opensource equivalent and has enough left-leaning people who left reddit. At the same time, there are right wing communities too, even ones which mimic reddit

Were the political discussions good and matching the topic of the communities? If so, it is better than many reddit subs that force arbitrary apolitical neutrality, right?

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Reddit is pretty Right leaning, also having ‘Centre-Right’ or ‘Pro-imperialist Centrist’ dominance.

Lemmy is an opensource equivalent and has enough left-leaning people who left reddit.

Were the political discussions good and matching the topic of the communities? If so, it is better than many reddit subs that force arbitrary apolitical neutrality, right?