>>10093Well, I'd pitch it like so: if pol were an empire, leftypol, polpol, liberty, et cetera are the heirs. Imagine if, say, they each had a symbol or coat of arms, or flag, that would clearly identify their leanings but also pay homage to the old pol or /n/ or what have you (I came to 4pol in late 2013, can you tell?).
These boards would have a sticky, or some header at the top of a page, that linked to corresponding "politically-incorrect" boards, and so instead of being bitter 'gb2 leftypol' we'd be something more like friendly rivals. Think: ancient Greece, or medieval Italy, or the early USA (from what I've heard).
It'd be hard to split those constituent boards up on ideological grounds, also, since they already have. More mods to each poster (relatively) means that moderation is easier and it's harder to slide and shill. It seems like a win-win.
We'd be able to retreat to our 'homes', if you will, to regroup, have definitive stickies regarding the canon of information for that fashion of thought, and then bring it to the table if we'd venture to another board to try our mettle against others. See how leftypol occasionally, but extremely cogently and intelligently (until they get blown the fuck out) conducts argument here, and sometimes on pol? Like that.
Food for thought. It's a gamble, but I think it's worth more of a try than this constant back and forth between a semi-decent main/pol/ and a shitfest spurred on by lenient mods and a massive influx of newbies.
>>10111Try not to paraphrase my points into convenient memespeak mate, it hurts your position if you fall into stupid rhetoric and name calling. Are you a child? I don't want to explain to you as if you were. I'm all for the far-right and proper moderation. I firmly believe in this position, and that I can justify it. But you misunderstand: We don't bring the leftists here. We don't bring the "commies and lolbergs" here. They fuck off to their homes, and we get ours. But we acknowledge and have easy access to it. It's just a question of how far you blur the lines.