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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
It's a mixed bag, like any political discourse.

Some of the smaller subs aren't as bad, UK labour sub for example has a healthy amount of shitting on labour for being dickheads.

I'd be wary of treating a meme sub seriously though, people say stupid shit ironically then slowly start believing it or attracting people that do.
gpt
I don't think there's a problem with taking things on here seriously, at least not in the discussions I have had. The jokes tend to be a good starting point for legitimate discussions, and there's always the option to switch between jokes and legitimate discussion depending on context.

Or are you thinking others are going to start taking my jokes seriously? I somehow doubt that. Mostly because I rarely joke outright here - I just exaggerate my actual beliefs, which is a bit different.

For example - I think that wealth inequality is a huge problem. So I might say something like "we should put every billionaire into a gladiatorial style arena and make them fight for their right to survive (for our entertainment pleasure) every time the gap between rich and poor reaches a certain level." Obviously I'm joking when I say that, but the idea is amusing to me and I do legitimately believe we need to aggressively deal with wealth inequality.