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If the quality comments that have been flagged are like what you see on /r/conservative , it might be that you subjectively see quality where others see somethi
by LeBit 14d ago
If the quality comments that have been flagged are like what you see on /r/conservative , it might be that you subjectively see quality where others see something else.
Can you point at the well thought out rebuttal that have been victim of flagging?
- wallst07 14d agoYou don't get it, or are not following through. The thread started with why a Conservative wouldn't post here. It's simple, it's not worth getting comments downvoted or flagged for having an unpopular opinion [not nationally but here]. You will say it's not a reasonable opinion, it's hate or fear and should be downvoted/flagged, but that is incorrect and exactly what leads to echo chambers. Which is ironic because HN is usually very pro-speech/thought... or used to be.
- Capricorn2481 14d agoI can assure you plenty of conservative views get shared on HN, all the time. Saying otherwise means you must not be on here much. It's just that defending the current administration, at this state, does take a level of bad faith that people on all sides of the political spectrum are sick of hearing. To imply it's only hardcore liberals flagging these comments is wishful thinking
- wallst07 13d ago"defending the current administration, at this state, does take a level of bad faith" So every topic regarding current administration is a bad faith argument on the proponent side? Or just this one?