Yes.

Voat lost all credibility when he censored distasteful but legal subs.

Upvote downvote communities are manipulable trash. Any board that hits a critical mass of users will be infested with shills and degenerate to talmudvision status like Reddit did (years and years ago). Pretty shit taste to like such a thing.

the captive audience of underworked white-collar serfs who are only allowed to browse work-safe websites in their 90% downtime days will keep the important/moneymaking (political indoctrination, shill advertisement) functionality of Reddit alive and well, while Voat will never gain social acceptance in most workplaces being the "bad boy" of trashy vote sites.

Haven't heard about that. I don't frequent those types of services though. Which subs specifically were removed?

Never go full /pol/

how bout that gamergate.

There's literally no way you could refer to mass shilling on major websites in 2015 as tinfoilry unless said shilling was working very well.

You're trying too hard. Tone it down about 30% and you might actually approach something constructive.

Gamergate is over, we won. Full culture war is now.

Did you know that the CIA has publicly admitted using BDSM/sexual torture (feeding detainees rectally without medical necessity to establish dominance) on gitmo detainees? Serious question, did you already know this?

I am asking because GamerGate was invented and amplified to a shrieking crescendo on all major English language discussion boards literally the exact same day and drowned out revelations that should have had feds hanging from streetlights. I watched this all with my own two eyes, no honeypot Nazi hugbox required.