There was a post on r/askmen back in like 2015 that was titled something like "what is your true unpopular opinion?". Every single one of the comments except for one was an opinion that was safe, popular, and lined up with redditor beliefs.

That one opinion that differed was this: "I don't believe women are capable of actually loving a man" followed by some anecdote and a few stats. The guy that posted it was, to reiterate, the only person to actually follow the directions of the post.

That guy not only got like, I think 1200 downvotes, but had a bunch of soyboys telling him to commit suicide, all because of his opinion, which he even stated in his comment was just that, an opinion, not a measurable fact.

This was back in 2015, before Correct The Record took over the site. It has only gotten worse.

Edit: I found the post but the comment was deleted. There was exactly one archive on the wayback machine but it was after the comment got deleted.

There was a post on r/askmen back in like 2015 that was titled something like "what is your true unpopular opinion?". Every single one of the comments except for one was an opinion that was safe, popular, and lined up with redditor beliefs.

That one opinion that differed was this: "I don't believe women are capable of actually loving a man" followed by some anecdote and a few stats. The guy that posted it was, to reiterate, the only person to actually follow the directions of the post.

That guy not only got like, I think 1200 downvotes, but had a bunch of soyboys telling him to commit suicide, all because of his opinion, which he even stated in his comment was just that, an opinion, not a measurable fact.

This was back in 2015, before Correct The Record took over the site. It has only gotten worse.