/ck/ - Food & Cooking

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Actually, I think most people notice certain issues with society themselves and go to /pol/ because of it. Not the other way around.
Especially now with increasing censorship on Twitter and Youtube you need to actively seek out anything even slightly right-wing; it will not pop up in Recommended by itself.
Jared Taylor has spoken on this many times. Young whites, especially males, are finally waking up to the fact that they are being systematically taught to hate themselves for something that happened hundreds of years ago and they're sick of it. Recruitment to sites like American Renaissance has never been better and it's not because of "shills" but because people are fed up with the lies and use the Internet to seek out the truth.
Sure, there are some crazies on /pol/, and some LARPers, but a lot of people go there for actual serious discussion. Those threads just don't get screenshot because they're not interesting to people with an agenda like yours.