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I started out years ago posting on /r/unitedkingdom. I got banned for saying I disagree with immigration. So I started posting on /r/ukpolitics and /r/Europe.I got banned on Europe for citing mainstream science on the biological neurological differences between men and women. When I told the mods that I was quoting reputable science (published in Nature and the like) they said "oopsies, but you're still getting a ban because we've already done it.".I stopped posting on /r/ukpolitics because debate stopped and downvotes would hide your messages.I then started posting on /r/badunitedkingdom, and for a while that was pretty good. Then the left wing mods became more brash and soon 90% of content would get removed for vague reasons.So I started posting on /r/altunitedkingdom. Now at this point, I must say, the quality of my peers started dropping rapidly. I guess the fringes generally expulse stability, which in turn favours retards. I posted a lot on /r/altunitedkingdom, mostly arguing against traitorous nazi cunts. One of the mods (who had these pathetic videos with his very fake British accent) tried to 'groom' me into traitorism.Then the big banwave hit (the one that coincided with reddits content policy change), and I managed to delete my accounts in time before. The whole UK right wing was effectively purged, and subs like /r/badunitedkingdom became even more left wing for fear of being banned.I had always used brit/pol/ but never really posted that much because to be honest, most of you are either dribbling retards or pretend to be when posting. But now, it's pretty much the only "mainstream" place you can talk freely about British politics.There are a couple bigbrainers here, but the signal to noise ratio is atrocious. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.