/lit/ - Literature

>>21566133
/pol/ from 2012-2016 was full of real people. Mostly shitposters and people that had a sense of hymor, eveb if they had crazy ass beliefs. After 2016, the powers that be realized that /pol/ was important to the Internet exhosystem they ignored or thought wasn't important for some time and just shat it up with the worst of the worst posters. It was gradual, but after 2018, /pol/ was irreversibly infected with bot posts and gay shit like that. It did have some funny shit like the BLM riots in Israel, but for the most part it's the dystopic landscape you described. Don't be too hard on yourself. It's more of a recent thing that occured in 2018 and you snapped out of more improtantly. Some people never will, as seen by Breadtube, the dissident right and other gay Internet kayfabe bullshit. I'll post visual cosolodation for you in the meantime.