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When exactly did the mainstream internet become permanently shit?
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somewhere around the time when people stopped complaining about vertical videos
Covid was the last straw
When "neckbeard" became an accepted slur
Brain draining is intentional, more bibles more compliance
2012 i would say, earliest could be 2007 but from 2012 is like glownigger kikes hit the brainwashing switch and now we are stuck with garbage ideologies fighting each other in a never ending war
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Orange Walrus 33d
2012 i would say, earliest could be 2007 but from 2012 is like glownigger kikes hit the brainwashing switch and now we are stuck with garbage ideologies fightin
2012 i would say, earliest could be 2007 but from 2012 is like glownigger kikes hit the brainwashing switch and now we are stuck with garbage ideologies fighting each other in a never ending war
The jews are oppressing me they put fluoride in my cereal and now I'm fat and balding
September 11, 2001
stop caring about the mainatream internet. its time to go into the hidden places.
Here's what the internet means: a distributed reputation system. You make a good website, I give you a like, then people who follow me can see your website in their recommendations and search results. So everything you see flows directly from your carefully chosen root of trust. Also spammers and bots would be irrelevant as long as nobody follows them.

The real problem came when people coined "gatekeeping" and anyone who criticized anything was shamed as "le smug redditor who thinks he's better than everyone else". Elitism was always a necessary part of society. So let's make it explicit.
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Green Deer 21d
Here's what the internet means: a distributed reputation system. You make a good website, I give you a like, then people who follow me can see your website in t
Here's what the internet means: a distributed reputation system. You make a good website, I give you a like, then people who follow me can see your website in their recommendations and search results. So everything you see flows directly from your carefully chosen root of trust. Also spammers and bots would be irrelevant as long as nobody follows them.

The real problem came when people coined "gatekeeping" and anyone who criticized anything was shamed as "le smug redditor who thinks he's better than everyone else". Elitism was always a necessary part of society. So let's make it explicit.
have you ever considered, that society sucks?
"Know thyself."
- Socrates