DangedIfYouDid

joined 11 months ago
[–] DangedIfYouDid 4 points 1 month ago

From the looks of things, 20 minutes into the future.

[–] DangedIfYouDid 1 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago)

Nobody wants West or Stein except for Putin lol

[–] DangedIfYouDid -1 points 3 months ago

Basic alt girls with floral/bird tattoos who think making soup was alien enough to be considered magicks love BG3 and DnD. Now their orbiting nerds have accepted their new definition to not be cast out.

It's another personality substitute after the tattoos, hair dye, and Lovecraft obsessions stopped feeling edgy.

[–] DangedIfYouDid 2 points 3 months ago

Yea. I can't actually recall the icons before the rebranding.

[–] DangedIfYouDid 6 points 3 months ago (2 children)

Yea, it's abstracted but based on aperture blades of the shutter.

[–] DangedIfYouDid 3 points 3 months ago (1 children)

That's not entirely true, everyone knows boebert is also a whore in the sexual manner too.

[–] DangedIfYouDid 1 points 4 months ago

In group/out group dynamics are fueled by insecurity and ignorance. Reddit (the internet/humanity) is full of people who are scared of being outcasts and do not know themselves well enough to be confident. Often for good reason because there are swathes of people who will punish them for not going along with the group. The punishments are almost always disproportionate to the transgression, and continually escalate as the in-group feels completely justified in their actions due to confirmation bias.

In the case of reddit's main demographic these are young, typically nerdy men who have experienced being outcasts, and not a whole lot else - who now relish the thought of finally being part of the in-group. They will go far out of their way to prove they belong, even if it means handling themselves in a hypocritical manner and giving up their unique interests to mirror the majority of the group. Those who do not either leave, get labeled as contrarian (and summarily dismissed) or actually go fully contrarian (not like the other girls~~)

The entirety of modern social media being built around Trends™ is all you need to see how weak people's identities really are. It's part of why people who are authentically themselves (Trump, Walz) are viewed as strong depending on which side of the divide you fall on. People are so busy faking it to fit in (in fear of real consequences), they've outsourced their entire being to the trends of the group they mostly identify with.

It's fully baked in to small town American identity, and even those who can see how absurd it is will still be forced to choose between unjustified torment, conformity, or leaving. One of those options is safe, the other two are risky or outright dangerous. All three options reinforce the belief of the in-group that their choice is the way it's meant to be.

In short: people are really weak and we live in a culture that has preyed on this for centuries under the threat of violence.

[–] DangedIfYouDid -1 points 4 months ago (1 children)

You are quite naive.

[–] DangedIfYouDid 2 points 4 months ago (6 children)

Not even talking about corporations, just everyone with a house to sell. Their expectations are going to remain the same plus 25k with this. It will be like that 25k never existed as it passes from government to seller making no impact on actual costs to the buyer.

[–] DangedIfYouDid 9 points 4 months ago (9 children)

It won't help us outside of maybe the first week of implementation, and that's being generous. By this time next week people will have gamed out a scheme to legally eat that money and expect all down payments to be n+25k.

[–] DangedIfYouDid 6 points 4 months ago

People like to imagine others beneath them. It takes no effort at all on their part

This is also how reality TV works and why everyone involved is so amazingly awful.

[–] DangedIfYouDid 3 points 5 months ago

This was also David Attenborough for the BBC. lol

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