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My mom kept missing the exit going to my grandma's funeral to the point my brother offered to have her pull over so he could do it instead "hey look there it is" "hey look there it is again"
They do but it's also because they were usually raised in a church and are bitter their parents wouldn't let them do shit like watch pokemon or read Harry Potter, lmao that's literally all. That and being mostly American they've only ever interacted with hyper secularized Muslims, not the ones actively championing sharia and jihad
Not too sound like my tinfoil hat is on too tight or anything but I think the overwhelming anti-Christian sentiment on Reddit is due large part to inorganic influence, like Chinese bots, commie propaganda, etc. Then the heckin' wholesome human Redditors jump on the bandwagon because the hive mind says it's cool to bash Christians and Redditors are desperate to fit in with other Redditors.
You know who hates Christians? COMMIES. Actual commies, not privileged white teens on Reddit with hammer and sickle flags from Amazon on their bedroom walls.
You know who thinks it's funny Christian nations are being flooded with violent Muslim imports? COMMIES! China is laughing their ass off at the state of Europe these days.
Most groups popularly associated with online shilling hate Christianity. The most recent ones being our sub-continental feceloid friends. LARPagans have been a thing for a while, but there's a been a big increase of 'I'm a BASED pagan but I'd never ever specify what type of pagan I am' type posts.
Reddit was ground zero for the new athiest movement. They came up with "Im euphoric because of my own intellect" before china spun up their troll farms. It makes midwits feel intelligent and lets them piss on republican mommy and daddy that forced them to attend church as a kid.
I think I shared this before but the worst I ever saw was an older individual venting that they felt "pushed out" of a hobby they enjoyed by the younger generations/new blood and was essentially experiencing ageism.
The top rated reply read something like "Well older folks have a higher chance to be racist, transphobic, and bigotted, so these people discriminating against you are heckin valid."
One of the few times I actually went full MATI and raged at anyone online because I couldnt believe the hypocrisy and cognitive dissonance on display.
I've heard once years ago this was due to popularity, but I have my doubts given the atheism subculture on the site (or maybe Reddit's where they mostly gravitated to back then?) Really, Reddit was a major vector for all the troonery and woke you see today.
I've heard once years ago this was due to popularity, but I have my doubts given the atheism subculture on the site (or maybe Reddit's where they mostly gravitated to back then?) Really, Reddit was a major vector for all the troonery and woke you see today.
Either that or the advice would be to "Just break up with them"! No joke, there were dating advice stories where people were talking about normal arguments couples go through "Boyfriend is a terrible cook", "doesn't give out much", etc and the usual response is "Just break up with him". Even Reddit had to call out r/DatingAdvice for the shit advice the sub gives. Then again, redditors shouldn't be dating.
I could be wrong but weren't the Christian subreddits (even to this day) heavily moderated by atheist mods? I remember in the TheistVsAtheist debate subs where one of the rules was telling people to stop bringing a certain theist argument up (forgot which one it was) and how the sub has "experts" refuting the argument.
Uh, Praxis is the skill points in Deus Ex, duh!
Plato and Aritstotle used the term most famously, but every big philosopher has attempted to define or redefine its meaning, including Marx. But it's used for the knowledge or fulfilment which can only be attained by both thinking about how to do something, then attempting to do it and learning from the action.
It's also probably the root of the english word *practice*. But it's just obscure enough that you can make up your own slightly different definition for your gay little group and convince a bunch of college freshmen that you are a genius. As far as I can tell from Wikipedia, Marx specifically meant it as "stop arguing about theory and go try something to go learn what actually works".
So when you see it on reddit, it's a bunch of commies telling other commies they aren't real commies unless they go to the protest or whatever.
Kind of the egg or the chicken situation, annoying atheists were thing at the time already but it quickly became Reddit's "thing", their online popularity (or infamy) came mostly from reddit's own effort in promoting it so hard and corraling the entire demographic in a way that was not replicated anywhere else. There's a reason when even today anyone that think about atheism thinks about reddit specifically, all the astroturf they did backfired on the whole site's reputation spectacularly , it was reddit first big propaganda campaign or at least the first major one before all those people jumped to social justice and orange man bad.
Kind of the egg or the chicken situation, annoying atheists were thing at the time already but it quickly became Reddit's "thing", their online popularity (or infamy) came mostly from reddit's own effort in promoting it so hard and corraling the entire demographic in a way that was not replicated anywhere else. There's a reason when even today anyone that think about atheism thinks about reddit specifically, all the astroturf they did backfired on the whole site's reputation spectacularly , it was reddit first big propaganda campaign or at least the first major one before all those people jumped to social justice and orange man bad.
I've heard once years ago this was due to popularity, but I have my doubts given the atheism subculture on the site (or maybe Reddit's where they mostly gravitated to back then?) Really, Reddit was a major vector for all the troonery and woke you see today.
I think it was there naturally. Troonery being big on reddit comes from the same source. People going to college, finding out there are different ideas than just the ones they heard at home, and embracing them as they think it makes them look smart and sophisticated. Whether that's polyamory, communsim. LBGT shit or atheism.
Reddit was big into atheism early on, just like SomethingAwful and the other big forums of the 00s. All of them were also very libertarian interestingly enough, and now they’re all as leftist as it gets. Curious how that transformation happened
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