Believe it or not, it was actually Reddit, not 4chan.
Believe it or not, it was actually Reddit, not 4chan.
I won't show evidence, I'm terribly ashamed.
In the end, I was banned not exactly for toxicity, but rather for joking about politics.
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You know, sometimes I think that a lot of my posts are terrible quality and not worth making in the first place. And then I see shit like this. I'm like, ah. Okay. I'm fine.
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More 4chan boogeymaning
I implore you people to please spend more than 5 minutes on a board other than /pol and read the stickied on /b. 99% of the site is just non-political hobby discussion and gay porn
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I would expect tiktokers to be more ignorant about 4chan, but I see an impressing amount of people on Lemmy acting like 4chan is personally maintained and financed by Hitler.
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They looked blurry and full of jpeg artifact?
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When I am losing an argument I resort to meow meow mrrrp tactic :3
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Well, that might be a function of lower expectations. Did anybody frequenting 4chan ever think that facts had anything to do with the experience there?
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Reminds me of someone sharing their experience of having lengthy argument with someone about food on Reddit to later check other person's profile to see they're frequenting piss drinking community.
But yeah, person from other side of the screen being disgusting may come as a surprise on Reddit, while you just know it from get go if we're talking about people on 4chan.
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Heh.
"Welcome to the Internet, son. You'll hate it here, just like the rest of us."
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