I'd say it's the same problem most of Reddit's big subs have - no middle ground. It's either this or that, nothing in between. And while it's not like you couldn't find interesting posts there, a lot of it is just old, safe memes that get liked to the top of the page while real insightful (or hell, actually witty shit) get burried under it, forgotten. Mayeb it's neat seeing a whole bunch of people quote GoT or the SW prequels in a row once, but seeing it everywhere, especially in threads that aren't even related to said fandoms, is tiring.
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On some level I get this, when you're coming out of depression, substance abuse, or other mental health issues accomplishing small tasks can feel like a huge victory, and it takes awhile for them to become habits. But this, uh, doesn't seem like the best way to go about it, if someone posts the same thing often enough they'll cease to get asspats and doing daily shit can't be primarily for asspats.
This is true. It's great to have support when you're trying to over come things like depression. It feels great when someone tells you, you look good today, even if you don't have depression, but sometimes it's best if you tell yourself those things. Saying things like. Damn that shower felt great, and, the apartment looks nice and clean. It's best to make yourself proud.
Bernie bro is supposed to imply bernie supporters have the political knowledge of college dude bros.I think I found a central nerve of manufactured identity politics outrage.
I don't know what it all means, but I can tell you I'm exhausted trying to keep up.
Urban Dictionary being cited to bolster the argument
Fuck, this whole thread is what I imagine a liberal college campus must be like every fucking day.
r/SandersForPresident - The term "Bernie Bro" is used to erase the women and POC who support Bernie. It's an attack against people who are very excited about Bernie's presidential run. The people who use the term aren't criticizing specific policies -- they are just attacking fellow Americans who dream of a better future.
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And specifically that they’re misogynist for not getting on the Hillary train fast enough
This is absolutely correct. There's multiple types of anti-vaxxers.
It seems to be just that one guy who's like that though, unless I'm reading over something.
Whoops, linked to a specific comment thread. Here's the whole post: https://removeddit.com/r/askgaybros/comments/abcwal/_/
They say things like "Don't take strangers home with you." and "Well, you got drunk." But, I guarantee that if a woman had posted that story and she had gotten raped by a man, anyone victim blaming would have been down voted to hell and probably banned for wrong think and you'd see those posts in red not blue.
