Does Reddit have any place for talking controversial topics and voicing unpopular opinions left?

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Don't get demoralized by the comments below, while the corporate actions done by Reddit often causes division as it attempts more and more to become a sterile inclusive media mainstream, the very fact it exists as a forum for communities means that there will always be areas for discussion, even if it means having to focus on the smaller subs. I want to emphasise that the most important thing in any scenario is civility. You can pretty much go to any subreddit and say a controversial thing, and while there will obviously be a wave of comments berating it, as long as mods don't remove it there will nearly always be someone to have the intellectual discussion you're looking for. Even just trying to find a non-partisan subreddit like centrists will increase your chances exponentially. A.K.A, if you come approaching here describing the place as white genocide and porn, it's exactly what you'll find. Second of all, while communities that are dedicated to hot topic issues are banned, ones that are around political commentators are less so. And because of the subject matter, most of these attract posters who are wanting to voice their opinion on the topic rather than any dedication to the streamer. Hell, there have even been communities that have branched off completely off there original author to be their own separate entity entirely ( themotte.org and r/theschism both formed as a forum for sensitive issues in the slatestarcodex subreddit). A bunch of the time the users of each one overlap, which makes them easy to find if using websites like https://anvaka.github.io/map-of-reddit/ or https://subredditstats.com/subreddit-user-overlaps

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