>In a year-end retrospective released this morning, Reddit says its user base grew 30% this year to reach 430 million monthly active users, as of the end of October. Its users also contributed 199 million posts, 1.7 billion comments and 32 billion upvotes, the company says.
>Last year, Reddit reported 330 million monthly active users — bigger than Twitter.
What happened to Reddit over the last few years is exactly how the progressive left has been winning for the last 50 years.
I can't overstate the importance of that site becoming progressive for the political future of the West.
Ignoring Reddit or making fun of it or coping with "Go back" won't change the fact that every day tens of millions of whites go there and become entrenched into progressive political views.
Since 2016, the dissident right has been absolutely destroyed online, virtually all of its reach and influence removed. And the right has just retreated further and further into dark corners again, instead of fighting to gain mainstream ground like Reddit.
