This article has one slightly useful section outing "Sealioning" as a cope by leftoids who want to avoid losing arguments. How long until this part is edited out?Don't forget the long-dead forced "memes" that were painfully forced by a couple of leftoids nobody ever heard of.
Milkshake Duck - Wikipedia
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Sealioning - Wikipedia
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These memes are clearly extremely notable and need a lengthy article.
The absolute worst was this forced 'meme'':
I'll give that one credit that it's almost 20 years old, was coordinated back when the internet was very different, and actually managed to fuck up search engine results (like the George Bush Miserable Failure thing from the same time period). Nowadays that's shit that goes on every week on Twitter.The absolute worst was this forced 'meme'':
Campaign for the neologism "santorum" - Wikipedia
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Savage always has been human excrement. Here are some of his exploits outlined on his Wikipedia page:The absolute worst was this forced 'meme'':
Campaign for the neologism "santorum" - Wikipedia
He tried to make lightning strike twice in regards to turning an innocuous name with something gross out of spite:
Here's his view on NAMBLA:
"Guys the North American Man-Boy Love Association doesn't want to bugger kids, they're just bad at expressing the fact that little kids are sexual creatures!"
Francis Fukuyama heralded the globalist victory with one phrase: The End of History. There is no past, no future. Only a long, interminable present.
I didn't know Chris Chan had a drink named after him.Milkshake Duck - Wikipedia
I guess by the end of 2025 that will take up the whole page. That or Wikispergs will start a war over what deserves to be placed in it.
I think it's rather optimistic of them to assume that all the shit hitting the fan for the decade would have stopped after the first 2-3 years and thus not need the rest of the decade for highlights. Or maybe they've decided to do a "post as you go along"-type of deal.
Random Chewbacca meme lady no one outside of TikTok or whatever heard of is more important to the timeline of history than Hans Kraut, German tank ace.
Wikipedia is devolving into emotionally driven "yes but I like this thing so it's important" vs "well I don't like that so it's not important!". Weird how that happens, repeatedly, across platforms, mediums, social circles, hobbies...
Gatekeeping is essential in any sort of community. I'm just glad lefties stay away from antiquing, because you just know they'd stir up shit when they see Nazi memorabilia, Jim Crow cartoons, or other 'problematic' shit being sold.
That's just a shitty article. State legislators like Obama was at the time all have articles so if you're American you can find your local politician on Wikipedia (and if you aren't you can probably find your country's equivalent).
It should be a section in Dan Savage's article, perhaps with a redirect, because he is somewhat notable himself, although this meme is not separately notable. That's how they used to do it before Wikipedia turned into some knockoff Know Your Meme.
They'd probably be too vapid to actually spot anything but the most obvious really. I've got Nazi magazines from the prewar area and a combination spoon/fork from the Wehrmacht from an antique store. Only thing that tipped me off was the dates (helpful to know German lol) and the the font of a marking respectively. A pocket atlas had a boatload of swastikas in it, but they never knew what they had.
That edition was before Obama was even Senator, just a literal who. I have a lot of gripes with Wikipedia feeling the need to document random mayors or representatives from who gives a shit county no one has ever heard of outside of a ballot.
