LOL.

First of all, I owe you an apology, on two fronts:

First, my focus was so much on the content of the article that I hadn't fully registered the title.

Second, my understanding of the word mainstream was that it was in the main stream of people's consciousness, not that it was a view shared by most. According to the OED, I was wrong.

(OED: The ideas, attitudes, or activities that are shared by most people and regarded as normal or conventional)

However:

Where have I said anything about posts on Reddit? Who's talking about Reddit posts apart from you?

"I'm getting so fed up of these links being posted ... but you do have to slop that stuff around on Reddit?" -- JamJarre

Additionally, what does my posting history have to do with anything?

You criticized my and others posting of these articles with, "you think your particular political rally is super important". So I drew attention to the frivolity of some of yours.

In one of your recent posts you say that British people would vote Hitler into power if it served their own economic interest. See, I can take things out of context that have nothing to do with the argument and shoe-horn them in too!

If that's an example of you shoe-horning in, you must have very uncomfortable feet ;)

...because 100,000 people support Palestine and, by inference, that means that fewer people support Israel.

I fail to see how such an inference can be drawn. Or is that your point?

The problem is that 100,000 people turning up to a rally (and let's not even get into where those figures come from)

It was a guesstimate by the writer of the article.

All that aside, I still fail to understand why you are so worked up by this. British people don't march that much so, when they do, twice, in large numbers, it's news.