Anonymous #1 11h

It’s always good to keep stupid people in your company. Only makes you look better by comparison

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Anonymous #2 11h

Eh they aren’t dumb. Many just do it to be rebellious. They seem to be aiming for the “I don’t give a fuck anymore.” vibe. They don’t often pull it off well, but that’s the vibe I see they are aiming for.

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Anonymous #1 11h

ah yes the "own the libs" gambit. like playing chess by throwing away every piece with a smug look on your face while a single tear drops

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Anonymous #3 11h

Nah they aren’t that type. I know the type you’re referring to. They are just sort of “clocked out” of anything emotionally exhausting like that.

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Anonymous #1 9h

They decided to be rebellious by…. voting for the traditional establishment? No, I think they might just be dumb lmao

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Anonymous #4 9h

Well for awhile there you had the universities (mine at least) every major news network minus Fox (Ofcourse) and a bunch of Fortune 500 companies all promoting stuff in unison and I’ll admit, I was even like “is any of this even real?”

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Anonymous #1 9h

“Stuff” ?

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Anonymous #4 9h

“Stuff” I recall from that time: Every girl on OF in my partners network would put whatever flag, tag, etc in their TikTok’s regardless if it was on topic. BLM was huge for anything sports/retail, pride month was hijacked by nearly every company but they wouldn’t change their logo for places in the Middle East (I found that to be hypocritical and the move of opportunists). The university held special events for each. It was as if we just all of a sudden had a new set of holidays but instead 1/2

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Anonymous #1 9h

Yes. And that’s dumb.

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Anonymous #1 9h

2/2 of celebrating something, it always had this negative tinge to it where people expected us to be loud and pick fights over whatever the “influencers” said needed to be done. Reminded me of bladerunner… like do we just take orders from the phone people now? The fuck is happening?

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Anonymous #4 9h

It was like, and I’m making a joke here but I’m sort of serious, it felt like political events became the opposite of door dash. Like we were getting door dashed back and instead everyone was like “let’s go to the such and such event that was promoted by xyz influencer” and you would show up and they would be selling “swag” and I’m like this whole thing is the worse aspects of both capitalism and communism combined. Communist propaganda hijacking political causes, with capitalist exploitation.

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Anonymous #1 9h

Imma still go with they were dumb

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Anonymous #1 9h

Insane word salad

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Anonymous #5 9h

I’ve read #1’s comment chain like three times and i genuinely still have no clue wtf is even being communicated. Literally just yapping

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Anonymous #1 8h

“Emotionally clocked out therefore Republican” is nonsense. Show your work buddy

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Anonymous #6 7h

No. I’m starting to emotionally clock out too. Yall are constantly making demands and it’s fucking exhausting even making an effort talking to you.

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Anonymous #5 7h

I mean you could just go back to where I said “stuff” and leave it at that if my abbreviated recollection of years worth of political bullshit in a few paragraphs is too complicated.

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Anonymous #1 7h

It’s not complicated, it’s incoherent

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Anonymous #1 6h

Wdym recollection my guy, you went on about Blade Runner and fucking DoorDash half the time 😭

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Anonymous #5 6h

Look I may or may not be a bit high right now but that’s what it felt like. Bladerunner in that… people just uploaded a new personality from TikTok every day. People weren’t even discussing their own lives… just what was trending on TikTok. Like an update was made to their mental software. Door dash in that it was as if people’s phones gave them a series of alerts of where to be and what to do when they got there. (I’ve never door dashed I just think that’s how the app works but w/ food)

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Anonymous #1 6h

Oh don’t worry buddy, we can tell that you’re a little high, you don’t have to tell us

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Anonymous #5 6h

Solid.

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