There needs to be a game like PIndia. You know, the one where you use google maps on India and choose a random spot to see if it's covered in garbage. Well, there should be one from reddit where you go down a random subreddit and click on random threads and see how long it is before Trump is mentioned.
They really aren’t confused. It gets easier to understand when you realize a lot of people are completely disingenuous and would rather look virtuous than say anything they believe in that would paint them in an unflattering light
This is why I don't feel bad when I call AI retarded.
They're all overweight too. There's no scrawny femboy with bad hair either.
Fuck that's so many words saying nothing. Are they stuck in school essay mode or something? I thought prevailing wisdom was that being able to get a point across succinctly was better than word salad.
Errrmmmm actually this test is a fundamentally fallacious and pragmatism and uhhhh hold on let me check my thesaurus because I want to sound smart without knowing the difference between gotcha and gacha.
If you don't mention that you're opinion is A or B it also stops it from ass kissing.
There's a prospering grounds thread for these guys, but it's not a fast moving one since they're mostly depressing and not funny.
We need an addendum to Godwin's law specifically for Redditors and Trump.
The average “I know a short ugly guy who get tons of girls!” relationship Redditors love to bring up when they’re giving lonely men the worst dating advice ever.
Only a redditor could be much a terrible human being it makes a woman gay.
The usual dating advice people tend to give is "get out of your comfort zone, approach women, show romantic interest". It doesn't address how the internet completely butchered third places, but it's a solid enough advice for most young men.
The thread is locked too. I checked his profile and his posts are private. Good man, take one for the team!
Yeah, they wouldn't be Lolcows, but Sadcows.
Reddit: "Teens" are obnoxious and disruptive for no good reason.
this happened to a guy I went to college with, a good 4-5 years before reddit even existed
Good words, even if you aren't particularly religious, there is wisdom here.
Somebody on 4chan pointed out how you aren't even allowed to be negative on Reddit even when it comes to things that are obviously fucking depressing and wrong:
