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This needs to be pinned at the top: only a Nazi goes out of their way to put an 88 in their username. He thinks heโs clever by putting it in binary so people donโt immediately call him out. Nazis get off on that kind of โcleverโ dogwhistle.
Holy shit. That is indeed 88 in binary...
He was born in 1988...
That doesn't mean he needed to put it in his username.
looks at own username
It's a bit more plausible when it's all 4 digits.
Fair, but I have other variants with just "88".
Maybe you shouldn't be doing that. Maybe your birthday is not so special that you should use it when it's a well and widely known symbol of Nazism. Frankly it's a little hard for me to buy these days.
Maybe I do what I want and just tell Nazi sympathizers to fuck off.
How did we all miss that ๐ฎ