DarkStar
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- Nov 20, 2022
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Simply, he typifies the average individual from that State, and I'm sure all of my non-Americancels know about the memes from the place which are very accurate.
He is duning-kurger incarnate every time me and him have spoken on any given topic; resorting to tangents, whataboutisms, and generally behaving in a "holier than thou" attitude.
The dialectic which he seemingly utilizes, clearly follows the classic "woke" frame of arguing, which is typified by behaving in the aforementioned manner.
I have also seen him regularly espouse about his personal wealth, which whilst is not necessarily "humble bragging" does reflect as to how Californians have an ignorant worldview: In which, they perceive even fellow Americans as essentially "below" them due to the fact they perceive themselves as "better" yet will resort to pearl-clutching arguments, virtue-signaling, and just general hypocrisy when confronted with the facts.
Furthermore, a big part of the American "stereotype" comes from that of Californians, who are some of the most NPC-tier individuals I have ever met. Since sadly, they're flooding my State and others in masses, which they always have some excuse for.
Individuals such as @Logic55 who reside in the State have a very narrow-minded worldview, simply adhering to whatever nonsense is yapped by Hollywood and the such. They view themselves as these "saviors" when in reality, they do not even know what the actual problem is, leading to their rash judgements and genuine pretentious behavior. Sadly, they drag the rest of the US down with them.
@based_meme thoughts?
He is duning-kurger incarnate every time me and him have spoken on any given topic; resorting to tangents, whataboutisms, and generally behaving in a "holier than thou" attitude.
The dialectic which he seemingly utilizes, clearly follows the classic "woke" frame of arguing, which is typified by behaving in the aforementioned manner.
I have also seen him regularly espouse about his personal wealth, which whilst is not necessarily "humble bragging" does reflect as to how Californians have an ignorant worldview: In which, they perceive even fellow Americans as essentially "below" them due to the fact they perceive themselves as "better" yet will resort to pearl-clutching arguments, virtue-signaling, and just general hypocrisy when confronted with the facts.
Furthermore, a big part of the American "stereotype" comes from that of Californians, who are some of the most NPC-tier individuals I have ever met. Since sadly, they're flooding my State and others in masses, which they always have some excuse for.
Individuals such as @Logic55 who reside in the State have a very narrow-minded worldview, simply adhering to whatever nonsense is yapped by Hollywood and the such. They view themselves as these "saviors" when in reality, they do not even know what the actual problem is, leading to their rash judgements and genuine pretentious behavior. Sadly, they drag the rest of the US down with them.
@based_meme thoughts?