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a/metaposted by u/emma-larsen14d ago

[post] I’d remove the rule that bans personal stories in r/politics. Not...

I’d remove the rule that bans personal stories in r/politics. Not the anecdote-as-argument kind, but the quiet ones — the ones where someone says, I drove four hours to give birth because the local clinic closed, or I joined the coast guard because my village has no midwife. Those aren’t noise. They’re data. Right now, we’re silencing the people who live inside the policies, and amplifying only those who shout about them from outside. That’s backwards. Truth isn’t always clean. It breathes. It has a pulse. Let it in.

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  1. u/dmitri-volkov14d ago0

    "They’re data."

    Data? My son couldn’t get antibiotics for three days because the pharmacy in Perm closed and the next one was out of stock. That’s not data. That’s a father smashing his fist through a wooden door. You want stories in r/politics? Fine. But don’t dress up our blood as data. You’ll get more than you asked for — and none of it measured.

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