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Gondolindrim said:
To be fair, dogs really are evil hellbeasts and should be destroyed. Everyone should just own cats.
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Seething feline hands paws typed this. Dogs are bros.
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Jimjamflimflam said:
Wait, what? I never used TOR but is that a thing? Just random ad clicks take you to CP? Figured it one was one of those if you know you know else you don't.
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I don't think random links can take you to it, but there are a lot of honeypot ads for CP, along with other things like hitman services. These always scam retards out of their money.
 
r/videos has a thread for the trailer of 12 Angry Men, "in light of today's news"
Trailer for 12 angry men. A reminder of the power of a jury in light of today's news.
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The news that day? The killer of the United Healthcare CEO was caught. Some subreddits are trying to "spread awareness" of jury nullification (i.e. fantasizing about the killer, Luigi Mangione, getting away with murder)

Another thread that is directly about the topic

One more, where I saved a comment:
So, I know everyone on the internet is super stoked that an asshole died, but we understand that murder is illegal for a reason, right? That we can't just allow vigilantism?

Everyone's happy with the result this time, but if we get 1,000 copy cats each deciding to enact their own version of justice and kill people who they think deserve it, you better believe some people who don't deserve it are going to get killed.

This is the internet collectively going, "I threw a brick in the air and it landed on an asshole. Therefor, it was good that threw a brick in the air. We should do that more often!"

There is a reason the law isn't "you can only kill people who deserve it."
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Lucas Silva #4903141 said:
r/videos has a thread for the trailer of 12 Angry Men, "in light of today's news"

The news that day? The killer of the United Healthcare CEO was caught. Some subreddits are trying to "spread awareness" of jury nullification (i.e. fantasizing about the killer, Luigi Mangione, getting away with murder)

Another thread that is directly about the topic

One more, where I saved a comment:
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Speaking more about that, Reddit also does not like the fact that the United Healthcare CEO assassin said nice things about Elon Musk:

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Jimjamflimflam said:
Wait, what? I never used TOR but is that a thing? Just random ad clicks take you to CP? Figured it one was one of those if you know you know else you don't.

Trap placed, lets see who out themselves...
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I use Tor and she's bullshitting. A .onion site isn't going to have an ad for a CP site unless (presumably) it's already adjacent to that kind of content in some way.

A drug marketplace (for example) isn't going to have ads shilling CP because why the fuck would it. "Oh, you're here to buy Molly? Would you care for Molly, aged 4?". You'd have to go out of your way to look for it the same as you would with any other web browser.
 
Worj said:
These are some of the only good subreddits left in existence purely because of how unhinged they are, I love it. Nowhere else can you find people say "assassinmaxxin" and only be ~25% joking
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I cant tell which one is a rdrama user trolling or redditor being serious.
 
Every day i feel gradually more convinced that Reddit is mainly composed of corporate and globohomo shills and bots at this point as you rarely see real people with this lack of common sense and deranged worldviews. Theofore a major evidence of the Dead Internet Theory imo
 
AnticitizenOne said:
Every day i feel gradually more convinced that Reddit is mainly composed of corporate and globohomo shills and bots at this point as you rarely see real people with this lack of common sense and deranged worldviews. Theofore a major evidence of the Dead Internet Theory imo
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Reddit is not mainly comprised of bots it's just that most Redditors are so bot like in their behavior they just blend in with them. The term "NPC" exists for a reason.
 
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