The Jannies have now written an open letter to the Reddit Administration and the wider world, about how the admins are making threats against them. What are these concerning sounding threats - doxing the mods to humiliate them? A crippling lawsuit? Spez coming round and breaking their legs?
No, it's "if you want to shut your subreddit and stop being moderators, we'll just reopen your subreddit with people who are willing to moderate it". You know, the exact thing everyone predicted would happen to powermods if they took the protest past two days.
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LMAO that they actually posted a quote attributed to that failed mongoloid Ellen Pao, the very same one who got future endeavored over the firing of a rare actually useful and paid Reddit employee Victoria. Ironically, unlike now,
the same style of "blackout" protest worked back then, probably due to the size difference in IT infrastructure and the fact that pReddit actually needed to rely on their jannys and user base for support at the time. To post up some sort of noble quote is hilarious to me, because she absorbed all of the hate the protest was directed at at the time.
Can someone name a fundamental difference in the interests between some 30 year olds and some 16 year olds these days? I'm not arguing for something, I'm illustrating the point of where our society has gone: perpetual childhood. And I know from reading the forums that many of you are utterly tired of being expected to be enthusiastic about rap music and superhero movies and NEXT BIG MOVIE TO SELL TOYS OMG EVERYONE HAS TO WATCH ITS A CULTURAL PHENOMENON etc. And how badly people just eat this society up.
There's thousands of weird shit and obscure hobbies you could have but nope everyone is this same ctrl+c ctrl+v human. It's not surprising the movie and music section of the farms run the whole gamut of people into different genres and things, whereas with the "normies" it's all what's been served onto their plate. I have a real big issue with how Gen Z and most millennials approach life.
And if your hobby isn't some absolutely "off the shelves at Walmart" thing a lot of people think you're weird. They're literally uncomfortable around things that they don't think a lot of other people they know like. They're over-socialized. You need to have a hobby that is part of SOCIETY you understand!
I think the thought of "eternal childhood" is in the range, but a bit off mark. I would argue it's more mass corporate sanitization than anything else. As an unspecified-age millennial, we were really the first ones to have things like video games and personal computers immersed in our everyday culture, so things like social media and the internet makes the world smaller, so the 16 and 30-something year old both playing Call Of Duty 27 or whatever isn't as unusual as it would be for 2 different generations to share a big cultural interest in 1965. The amount of corporate monopoly that one company like Disney or Amazon has nowadays is absolutely staggering, and if antitrust laws had any teeth like they did 50+ years ago, they would have been broken up before they were even close to this point. But now, we get to enjoy our latest Marvel
capeshit adventure, using the same Disney
manufactured assembly line whimsy and drama as the last one. Don't forget to pick up your official Marvel
or FOX
or Star Wars
, or Vice
co-branded Funko Pops and other assorted cheap Chinese shit that helps Disney to maintain it's
status as the largest worldwide entertainment conglomerate. And if they want to push an agenda, or censor naughty words, or cast anything critical of them as "wrongthink" you bet your Mickey Mouse ass they'll push it through every channel they have available, and you'll pay for it with your latest monthly subscription to whatever they're shilling as well.
I wonder how they will handle stuff like
/r/science,
/r/philosophy or /
r/askhistorians., all currently restricted and all (presumably) with a Mod staff a cut above the average Hot Pockets™ eater? I'm betting they all cave to the Reddit Administration, but we shall see.
Good fucking luck assuming that any mainstream subreddit would have any Tranny-jannies who are worth a damn. The last time I spent any reasonable amount of time on r/science, or pReddit in general, was around the time of the whole Alex Jones "gay frogs" rant. And while he is genuinely crazy, in this case,
in his own roundabout way, he was fucking right. When people started posting videos and links to studies showing that Atrazine was causing the hormone issues and that his rants had some basis in truth, comments started getting mass downvoted and deleted. I myself got a 30 day ban from some butt-hurt tranny for telling them that just because they have a blind hatred for someone, it doesn't discount the fact that what he said had some truth to it. That along with a few other issues I've posted about before only further proved to me that aside from very obscure and niche subreddits that have managed to somehow avoid the onslaught of trannys and their HRT fueled mood swings, the entirety of that website is absolutely fucking useless and insufferable, and the best thing for it would be lighting it's entire server room on fire, and using the resulting heat and fire to power the generators that provide the electricity that the Tranny-jannies would use to take their inevitable toaster baths once they realize that pReddit is gone forever.
and repeating the same "You'll never find someone who will be willing to janny as we do". As I said before, jannies are pathetic and weak creatures that use their janny status to abuse and scare people.
