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>/leftypol/ was always a hugbox
Not anymore. We're under new management, and now we actually have a chance to turn things around. Remember that /pol/ used to be a place for actual political discussion until the stormfags came and pushed everyone else out, then they infiltrated the mod positions and closed dissenting speech. Hopefully with the new mods on /pol/ they can get their shit together. Nobody should be banned just because they have an unpopular opinion. Notice how it says "politically INcorrect"? Censorship is the end result of totalitarianism based on a perception of what political correctness means to them, because the rulers are the ones who choose and enforce it.