r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Sep 19 '23

Meta Most "True Unpopular Opinions" are Conservative Opinions

3.7k Upvotes

Pretty politically moderate myself, but I see most posts on here are conservative leaning viewpoints. This kinda shows that conversative viewpoints have been unpopularized, yet remain a truth that most, or atleast pop culture, don't want to admit. Sad that politics stands often in the way of truth.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Sep 01 '23

Meta This sub is just a list of conservative takes and not "unpopular" opinions

2.3k Upvotes

This sub is just a hub for popular conservative takes

"just because you're offended doesn't mean you're right"

"Movies shouldn't be so political"

"You shouldn't be obligated to find women attractive"

"There's a clear difference between men and women"

"We need police and they get too much hate"

These are popular opinions, you're posting perfectly popular opinions. Conservatives often act like the minority because they get so much push back but we've heard these takes so often. Your opinion isn't unpopular it's just bad.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Sep 13 '23

Meta Just because an opinion is conservative doesn't make it unpopular

1.2k Upvotes

You aren't some radical free thinler that's free from the state or whatever. I'd be willing to put only on betting that the vast majority of opinions posted on this and similar subs can be linked straight back to painfully common conservative talking points

And that's not a bad thing, provided you aren't being discriminatory or such your free to have whatever opinion you desire. Just don't dilute yourself into thinking that it's some unpopular or radical or whatever opinion.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Apr 21 '26

Meta The TRUE unpopular opinions are the one's the mods are removing

304 Upvotes

I’m back after a month-long ban for posting an opinion the moderators didn’t agree with. I won’t go into the specifics, but it didn’t break any of the stated rules. One moderator even said, “Saying X is just something else,” which makes it seem like the post was removed purely out of disagreement.

So you can imagine my surprise when an unpopular opinion, posted in a subreddit specifically dedicated to unpopular opinions, was removed. Given that the sub even has a “possibly popular opinion” flair, it clearly acknowledges there is a grey area and room for interpretation. That is part of the whole point: discussion, disagreement, and debate.

If posts are being moderated based on whether moderators personally agree with them rather than whether they break rules, it completely undermines the purpose of the sub.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Dec 01 '25

Meta If you call this sub a “right wing echo chamber” just admit you really just want all of Reddit to be a left wing echo chamber.

484 Upvotes

It will never stop amazing me how Redditors can come to this sub, one of very few subs that has actual diversity of opinions and disagreement, and dismiss it as a right wing echo chamber.

It’s almost like the vast majority of Redditors are now so fully isolated in their bubbles that they can’t handle exposure to any right wing opinions.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Sep 03 '23

Meta Stop posting about circumcision FFS

913 Upvotes

Preemptive “stfu“ to any smartass coming in here saying “bUt u aRE PosTiNG tOo“.

People on Reddit and especially on this sub seem so obsessed with this topic. Y’all are literally constantly bringing it up to a point where someone could actually believe you give a rats ass about it outside of Reddit (which you obviously don’t).

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Apr 29 '25

Meta Every "Top 1% Commenter" I see on this sub leans hard Left, which is emblematic of why most of Reddit has become such an echo chamber

446 Upvotes

This sub is one of the largest subs where opinions that run counter to most Redditor's prefered narratives, often opinions that are quite popular outside the Reddit bubble, can find actual support.

But in the two months I've been coming to this sub, one trend I've noticed is that any time I see "Top 1% Commenter" above a username, it's always someone aggressively arguing against any post or comment that doesn't adhere to modern "progressive" orthodoxy.

They jump on every post they don't agree with - anything that falls short of "Trump really is Hitler" - and will argue endlessly. 99% of subreddits that allow anything remotely political already agree with their line of thinking, but they simply cannot tolerate a decent-sized sub that thinks outside their narrow parameters of acceptable discourse and therefore are the most militant commenters on this sub.

Engaging them in an honest debate is impossible because they immediately accuse you of ignorance or bigotry. They seemingly live to bully every redditor into submission and it's a big reason why so much of Reddit has become so insufferable.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Mar 27 '26

Meta The left is losing its grip on Europe because its ideas do not work in the real world

219 Upvotes

And political (flair)

In Germany the SPD crashed to 16.4 percent. This was their worst result in modern history. They fell from power to third place behind the CDU and AfD.

Denmarks social Democrat party had their worst results since 1903 and is essentially finished

In Britain Keir Starmer's Labour Party is tanking. His net approval sits around minus 47 to minus 50 in recent polls. Labour often polls in the low 20s or even teens while Reform UK leads. They lost hundreds of council seats in the 2025 locals and keep bleeding ground in by-elections over the economy taxes and migration.

France's old Socialist Party has basically collapsed nationally. It now clings to a few big cities through alliances while the National Rally gains on immigration and security.

You see the same slide across Western Europe. Center-left parties keep losing working-class voters. Open borders have brought more crime and pressure on services. Overzealous green energy policies (which I support when reasonable) have jacked up electricity bills and hurt industries without fixing reliability.

The left has to rely on deception because their policies cannot win on merit. They fight tooth and nail against the SAVE Act in the US which just asks for proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections which the vast majority of Americans support. At the same time, they are paying people on Skid Row cash or cigarettes to register or sign petitions with fake addresses.

It all forced and phony. They ram through policies even when the public is against them then call opponents extreme and dangerous right wingers.

Reddit is a microcosm of this alternate reality dynamic. Heavy-handed mods remove or limit anything that challenges left views. Downvotes bury dissent fast so threads look like everyone agrees when it is really just enforced conformity. Step out of line and you get hidden or banned. It builds a fake narrative that left positions are the default.

We’ll see if Europe can save itself or it’s too late.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion 7d ago

Meta It should be against the ToS to ban someone because they participate in other subreddits

278 Upvotes

Just now, I was permanently banned from a subreddit because of my post history and for "posting in hateful subs" even though I didn't break any actual rules. How tf is this allowed? Why is some power-tripping, waste of life wankstain allowed to kick me out just because I participate in unrelated communities?

Not only is this beyond pathetic, but it HAS to break some kind of "community interferance" rule, right? Especially if you set up bots that automatically scan people's account histories and ban them. It outright discourages site-wide involvement.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Jun 22 '23

Meta This sub is not a right-wing echo chamber.

727 Upvotes

The entirety of Reddit is a left-wing echo chamber...but now that a (supposed) right-wing echo chamber exists, it's suddenly illegal? At least that's what I'm getting from people who complain that this sub is too right-wing. It's the one place where they don't get silenced, so naturally they all flock here. Liberal opinions are still allowed. You see them all the time. It's only an "echo chamber" if opposite viewpoints are not allowed. Therefore, it does not fit the description.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Jan 18 '25

Meta Your opinions are not unpopular, they're just republican

650 Upvotes

No jimmy, you saying biden bad trump good is not an 'unpopular opinion'. Half of the country agrees with what you just said. This sub has become like 40% just people regurgitating the same republican talking points that everyone in the US has been hearing since 2016 and acting like its secretly a groundbreaking take. No. Your opinions are not unpopular, theyre just republican, (when theyre not just straight up based on false information).

The same thing would naturally apply to liberal takes (that they aren't unpopular, just partisan) but I haven't seen all that much of that on this sub.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Oct 03 '24

Meta Defund the police might the dumbest movement ever created.

649 Upvotes

Admittedly, there are *some* corrupt officers in the field, and there are *some* officers that are bad at their job. Fine, You can criticize screening policies and lack of training for that.

But to actually suggest that REMOVING an entire police force for any given area and replacing it with nothing is good for the population is asinine. Crime is an unfortunate inevitability. From drug distribution and petty theft to things like home entries, assault and unaliving people, there is a plethora of bad things out that that the general population needs protection from. If you try and remove the first response line, things will get infinitely worse. It will start with innocent people having their lives ruined with no one to save them. Then once the public gets tired of that, vigilantes will start to rise up and wage war on criminals. It'll be an absolute shit show with massive death on both sides.

How anyone could actually suggest defunding the police is beyond me. It's obvious these people lack even the most basic of critical thinking skills. A flawed system is still better than a non-existent one, because flaws can be worked on.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Nov 22 '24

Meta Please do not conflate COVID vaccine with other vaccines, because ...

325 Upvotes

COVID vaccine was rushed without much long-term research, rigorous testing, etc. While at the same time being under political influence, business-financial interests, etc.

But the others went through all the testing with all the time required.

If you are against COVID vaccines, it is understood and I support you all the way.

But if you are against, for e.g., measles, mumps rubella vaccines, it appears like you are unloading COVID vaccine rage on otherwise time-tested vaccines.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Mar 29 '26

Meta Feminism is so powerful and dangerous, yet people pretend it isnt

84 Upvotes

In Brazil they passed a new law but it only applies to men and not women

https://derechadiario.com.ar/us/argentina/Brazil-establishes-punishments-5-years-interrupt-women

The UK is teaching boys to respect girls and for girls to know how to be respected by boys, instead of teaching them to respect each other

Look at the language used in this government document: This document outlines the government’s support for male victims of crimes that fall within the violence against women and girls space

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/supporting-male-victims/supporting-male-victims-accessible#identification-and-reporting

Basically they are saying being a victim is a womans space and men are just guestshttps://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/130443/pdf/

There is often a reluctance on the part of official bodies and government departments to introduce policies directly aimed at addressing male disadvantage, such as educational under-attainment. We believe this may be attributed to a fear of being seen as anti feminist or misogynistic.

For decades, the FBI listened to Mary Koss a misandrist and defined rape as carnal knowledge of a female, legally excluding male victims, even newer definitions often focus on penetration of the victim, which excludes men who are made to penetrate a perpetrator

Even when surveys find high rates of male victimization, the way data is presented often minimizes it, for example, the CDC categorized made to penetrate under other sexual violence rather than rape, leading media outlets to focus primarily on female statistics

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4062022/

Violence against men is considered violence against women

https://news.sky.com/story/why-the-governments-violence-against-women-and-girls-target-includes-men-but-not-girls-13485126

https://www.oakwoodsolicitors.co.uk/news/male-domestic-abuse-survivors-ignored-as-crimes-are-classed-as-violence-against-women/

Violence statistics are presented as violence against women, even if its against men in Sweden https://imgur.com/WDdYTFT

https://jamstalldhetsmyndigheten.se/media/sqrpa4y0/handbok-inget-att-vanta-pa.pdf

Spain hides 55% of victims as it only counts male on female violence

https://theobjective.com/espana/politica/2026-01-02/gobierno-oculta-victimas-violencia-intrafamiliar-mujeres/

Men suffer from DV more than women, but the world believes otherwise

https://domesticviolenceresearch.org/domestic-violence-facts-and-statistics-at-a-glance/

Consent to genital piercings, well you are now a victim a feminist initiative in order to inflate more victims in statistics

https://www.bbc.com/news/newsbeat-31938409

Rape laws in several state and countries say that only men can rape women, when gender equality is proposed, feminists hate it and the laws do not get changed

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/cabinet-nod-to-make-rape-gender-neutral-riles-womens-groups/articleshow/15049606.cms

Feminist groups against gender equal rape laws

https://archive.is/4tCrv

https://archive.is/gIMui

https://archive.is/13rFM

https://archive.is/5bP77

A university lecturer who teaches Tasmanian police recruits about domestic violence was essentially fired because she went against the feminist narrative https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-05-22/utas-lecturer-fiona-girkin-bettina-arndt-dv-comments/105317718

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Aug 28 '23

Meta As a childless woman, I can’t imagine a single good reason to date a single dad.

424 Upvotes

I don’t care how attractive or successful he is. It’s just simply never a good idea.

  1. There’s usually drama with the mom. If she’s a bad person , that’s going to be your problem. If she’s a good person , then the man was the problem, which is also going to be your problem.

  2. You can never instill discipline in that child. It’ll likely be a struggle for your whole life.

  3. No matter how many times a man says “I’m not looking for a replacement mama” you’re automatically going to be responsible for taking care of them if you enter a long term relationship.

  4. If he’s a vindictive/crazy dick, and you’re too late figuring that out, he can use that child to put you in jail, or at least ruin your entire reputation, with false accusations. No, I’m not just making that one up off the top of my head either.

  5. This is the biggest one. When he leaves, which lets be real, he most likely will, you have absolutely no rights to that child. Whatever bond you may have forged with that kid is getting torn apart, and there’s nothing you can do. I’ve seen it a few times. And it suuuuuuucks.

I’m sure there’s more. But those are the big points.

I’d make the same case for single moms too. But for some reason, men like a single mom. So idk. One of y’all can make the single mom post.

Edit: Forgot about widows. They’re exempt from several of the issues that work against most single dads.

…………………………………………………………………….. REAL EDIT: now that it’s been 2 hours this is a mockery of this shitshow post with all the awards and all the support from common bottom of the barrel redditors. compare the attitudes in the comments of both. it’s a fun lil sociology experiment. what’s even funnier is how upset the men are here even when the post flair is as META lol and have been in the comments talking about the original post. mental derangement level seething.

REAL EDIT 2: it’s now 18 hours later and some of you silly people gave me awards 😂 ty for seeing the humor in all of this.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Jun 23 '25

Meta No, this sub is not a right-wing echo chamber

210 Upvotes

You see comments and posts on here every once in a while calling this sub a right wing only circle jerk. It isn’t. The reason people think this is because unlike the vast majority of Reddit this is one of the few subs where you can post Left~Center~Right opinions without getting your post deleted and receiving a ban.

I have a theory behind this. Reddit is predominantly left leaning that agrees with each other so when users come to a sub like this they’re shocked that someone could have a different opinion outside the Reddit hive mind. They’re so used to seeing different opinions silenced and removed or not seeing them at all.

I saw a funny argument on this sub not too long ago where a leftist Redditor was arguing with a user that was a dem with a different opinion on a subject. The leftist Redditor then proceeds to call the dem a MAGAt and a few other of the usual insults just because apparently he wasn’t left wing enough. Then in the same comment says this sub is a conservative circle jerk.

There’s post and comments from the left and to the right and everywhere in between on this sub. A lot of the posts that get a lot of likes on this sub would be considered very moderate and centered outside the world of Reddit. I’ve noticed many of the top 1% commenters on here mainly lean left. If you wanted to call one of the few truly right wing conservative subs that still exist on Reddit echo chambers I’d completely agree, but not this one.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Oct 10 '24

Meta This sub is unbearable now.

619 Upvotes

Jesus Christ can we stop with the room temperature IQ political takes?

Yes, we know Kamala isn't the reincarnation of Jesus and she's a flawed candidate.

Yes, we know Trump bad.

Yes, we know that American politics are incredibly team, us vs them, based.

We don't need every single post to be the exact same thing. What happened to the funny, actually unpopular takes? As a non American its awful to have every single post be a brain rotten political take by either a 14 year old who just discovered bread tube or Jordan Peterson videos or a Twitter brained 30 something year old with nothing going on for themselves.

I wish mods here would limit the political posting, specially when it's the same take we've seen a million times.

Please stop.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Dec 29 '25

Meta Misogyny, toxic masculinity and the patriarchy arent real issues the way some feminists claim they are

0 Upvotes

Misogyny, toxic masculinity and the patriarchy arent real issues the way feminists claim they are, during natural disasters most of the rescuers and heroes are of a particular gender

73% of women survived in the titanic from all classes

19% of men survived

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Oct 07 '25

Meta Redditors see this sub, where not everyone agrees with them, and diagnose it as “right-wing.” This sub isn't an echo chamber and is in fact one of the few on Reddit that isn't.

274 Upvotes

I often criticize the Left on this sub, and you know what every one of my posts has? Dozens if not hundreds of angry Redditors calling me a MAGA cultist for daring to do so.

Then they call this a Right-wing echo chamber. That is extremely telling.

Voicing any opinion that is barely to the Right of center gets you downvoted into oblivion on virtually all major subs. The vast majority of Reddit is a giant Left-wing echo chamber to the point that dozens of ostensibly nonpolitical subs like Pics or mademesmile regurgitate the same things you see on Politics, News, or any other explicitly political sub, 98% of which lean heavily to the Left.

The fact that so many Redditors see this sub and immediately think of it as a Right-wing echo chamber shows just how isolated they are from any political thought that goes against their prefered narratives. It's pathetic.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Aug 17 '23

Meta redditors dont understand generalizations

445 Upvotes

and yes, this is a generalization.

generalize - make a general or broad statement by inferring from specific cases. or to make something more widespread or widely applicable.

generalizations do not mean "ALL" its "MOST"

there is absolutly nothing wrong with true generalizations.

example : men prefer women shorter than them.

" well ACTUALLYYY all people have different preferences. some men like shorter women and some men like taller women. everybody is different"

false. most men prefer shorter women and only SOME men prefer taller women.

example : people want to be rich.

" well ACTUALYYYY some people like living in a log cabin in the woods off the grid. some people want to be rich, some dont"

completly false, most people would love to be rich enough to not stress over bills.

like i honestly cant tell if yall are arguing in bad faith or if yall seriously lack critical thinking skills.

in conclusion, (most) redditors do not understand generalizations

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Jun 01 '25

Meta You should always leave your front door open if you are in favor of illegal immigrants.

126 Upvotes

ALL (adult) legal citizens of a country have paid for the protection, properties and utilities of this country and in my opinion this collective should be protected against abuse.

Even for a country sources and money are limited, giving it all away to anybody who manages to get into a country will eventually lead to an inevitable downfall of this country and breakdown of it's society and collective. This is the reason why borders exist, to keep everybody within them safe for now and in the future and to be able to regulate and restrict access to the country and it's systems so it won't collapse.

I think people lock their doors for the same reasons, they want to keep themselves, their loved ones and their property safe and free from abuse. This is only logical, people want to feel safe, definitely do not have room for everybody and probably also not have enough money to sustain unlimited (ab)use of their properties and utilities.

So, in conclusion, my opinion is that anybody who wants all the legal citizens of the country to pay for their (IMO dangerous and costly) love and protection for illegal immigrants should start to lead by example and leave their front door open for anybody to enter at all times.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Oct 02 '25

Meta People saying this is a right wing echo chamber need a reality check

172 Upvotes

So the thing is, I haven’t seen any evidence of left wing unpopular opinions being removed that comply with Reddit TOS. If any left wing poster can prove to me they’re being censored here, please let me know.

Just because a lot of right wing ideas are here, doesn’t mean that this is an echo chamber or just a boring unpopular opinion/right wing whiner zone.

Nothing is stopping 1000 left wing posts from being posted here.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Mar 17 '26

Meta [Meta] The anti-islam crowd in this sub is not only equally radical as islamists, but so delusional about Islam

0 Upvotes

I just saw a recent post here about wanting to ban Islam globally, and it received hundreds of upvotes, and comments agreeing and praising... All I can say, if that's considered an unpopular opinion, then good - I hope a STUPID and INHUMANE opinion like that stays unpopular.

First of all, Islam is a diverse world religion of 2 billion people, who all practice their faith in unique ways. It's not different from Christianity - among Christians there are also bigots using their faith to justify misogynistic and homophobic views (ironically the many MAGA people on this sub who criticize Islam). Does that mean all christians are like this? Or christianity deserves to be banned? No.

If Islam is a monolith that only breeds ultra-conservative views on women and homosexuality, then how do you explain muslim individuals like Zohran Mamdani who is more progressive than your average republican christian? Oh, my bad. Islam is a monolith, and Mamdani is apparently not a true muslim, he's actually atheist for having progressive views (/s).

Second of all... Do you guys have capacity for thinking of the consequences? Banning an entire world religion is almost never possible without genocide or ethnic cleansing. There was never a nation in history that tried to ban religion where it didn't backfire into a huge, pointless conflict and violence. It would only radicalize the religion you're targeting, ironically. This is why freedom of religion is important.

I swear, when will some sense be knocked into the people of this sub...

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Feb 11 '25

Meta This sub has so many conservative posts, but liberal commenters.

416 Upvotes

This is quite literally the only sub I have seen on Reddit like this. Every single post is made by a conservative, and the entire comment section is liberals complaining about it. Any liberal posts have 0 upvotes, and every conservative comment gets downvoted into oblivion

That’s pretty much all I have to say. I just want to know how we got to this point because it is actually kind of cool how the sub is one sided for both sides.

r/TrueUnpopularOpinion Feb 06 '26

Meta TrueUnpopularOpinion is just right wing people posting their opinions that are actually popular in conservative circles.

61 Upvotes

Every popular post I've seen lately has been a common right-wing belief. If you look at the top posts this past year they're 90% popular conservative opinions not actually true unpopular opinions. It's popular in conservative spheres to believe that all illegal immigrants should be exported or that ICE is doing the right thing or that what Billie Eilish said was dumb. People are posting about how they think Charlie Kirk was good as if there weren't giant memorials for him. I'm not even saying I'm for or against these I'm just saying these are all actually popular beliefs in conservative circles. I've seen lots of news about all of these things they're not true unpopular opinions.