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/g/ is pretty mainstream among the zoomers they browse it publicly. Also 4chan is among one of the most popular websites on the internet so it doesn't come off as a surprise.

>>Dma54r+(OP)
A large number of people you meet, from all walks of life, will admit that 4chan is a guilty pleasure. At least I’ve met a ton and none of them were right leaning to say the least.

>>edgyqu+6a
That would be my general theory as well, you're far more likely to meet someone who is left leaning who admits to having posted on 4chan (or still does) than you are otherwise. Maybe it has to do with perceived biases, in that a right leaning person/group is probably then going to feel they are aligned with the seediest aspects of 4chan, whether they actually do or not and their perceived social impact/failings for using 4chan.

>>wabore+Md
Yeah moderate to right wingers would probably not admit accept to people close to them due to that perception. But using the site you can tell there are a lot of very intellectual liberals and fiscal conservatives. The racist and sexist stuff is just their equivalent of the dumb Reddit memes that encompass 80% of its content.