Blackpill Reddit as a forum is like society at large

[Nordicel94]

Any slightly deviating opinion is downvoted to hell and chastised, along with tons of replies with people disagreeing in a way that's competing to be the most witty/quirky. It's essentially soft bullying. I rarely use Reddit, but when I have a personal query that's slightly outside of bounds, I hardly even want to look at the answers because I know there will be vitriol rather than sincere answers.

On is. on the other hand, people aren't under the group pressure to gain upvotes by humiliating the poster. We may call eachother faggots from time to time but our threads at least are about sharing experiences and not trying to poke hole in eachother's theories.

Reddit is a lot more than hivemind-society.

 

[SmhChan]

Reddit isn't a niche site anymore. A great portion of the population uses it now. It reflects the inner ugliness of the society.

 

[Ubermenschvirtues]

Very good point.

 

[Moroccancel]

Water. Reddit is a fucking virus that is spreading across all countries and is inoculating American culture into the rest of societies. That's why, now, it doesn't matter what culture is, They all speak the same, dress the same, express themselves the same, think the same...

 

[supersoldier]

Reddit isn't a niche site anymore

since around 2015 i guess

 

[VideoGameCoper]

True. Everything about Reddit is exactly like normie social circles

 

[prajeet88]

Reddit isn't a niche site anymore. A great portion of the population uses it now. It reflects the inner ugliness of the society.

Reddit is NOT the real world. Anyone with a certain political viewpoint gets banned on Reddit. Twitter is more real-life. Reddit just bans and bans until only hard leftists remain.

 

[Quarantined]

Reddit just bans and bans until only hard leftists remain.

 

[SmhChan]

Anyone with a certain political viewpoint gets banned on Reddit.

That's real life.

Twitter is more real-life.

Twitter is a rage-baiting site.

 

[Neucher The Kanga]

Twitter is a rage-baiting site.

Twitter has a lot of good art

 

[SmhChan]

Twitter has a lot of good art

I mostly see degenerated art or porn, but I can see where you are coming from if you are following certain accounts who create good art.

 

[Ubermenschvirtues]

Water. Reddit is a fucking virus that is spreading across all countries and is inoculating American culture into the rest of societies. That's why, now, it doesn't matter what culture is, They all speak the same, dress the same, express themselves the same, think the same.

 

[Only In Death]

Isn’t Reddit basically a porn site by now?

 

[SocialOutkast95]

You can't even say "faggot" over there without getting f'd up by the comments, downvotes, etc. I got banned plenty of times from reddit groups. Even the most niche subreddits are gay asf. I swear it was different a decade ago... not great, but decent.. yah, fuck Reddit, just like fuck Youtube and all these other sites. Interwebs has gotten smaller it feels... not bigger. Everything is connected and the libfags control it

 

[Sloth Vs Koala]

Real life is like the internet and vice versa

 

[prajeet88]

That's real life.

Twitter is a rage-baiting site.

Twitter = Anyone can join and hold an account short of 4chan autists
Reddit = Only the most leftwing radical 20% of the population can get an account and not get banned over time

Which one is more real life?

 

[Stupid Clown]

Twitter = Anyone can join and hold an account short of 4chan autists
Reddit = Only the most leftwing radical 20% of the population can get an account and not get banned over time

Which one is more real life?

Agreed. Most reddit users are lurkers. Due to strict rules and karma restrictions subreddits are only dominated by the terminally online. Reddit has also been exposed for botting multiple times to give the illusion it's larger than it actually is. TikTok and Instagram are the most normie
sites.

 

[Anarcho Nihilist]

Any slightly deviating opinion is downvoted to hell and chastised, along with tons of replies with people disagreeing in a way that's competing to be the most witty/quirky. It's essentially soft bullying. I rarely use Reddit, but when I have a personal query that's slightly outside of bounds, I hardly even want to look at the answers because I know there will be vitriol rather than sincere answers.

On is. on the other hand, people aren't under the group pressure to gain upvotes by humiliating the poster. We may call eachother faggots from time to time but our threads at least are about sharing experiences and not trying to poke hole in eachother's theories.

Reddit is a lot more than hivemind-society.

I have never registered on reddit. I've always used only YouTube and Telegram.

 

[Wizardmaxxer]

Any slightly deviating opinion is downvoted to hell and chastised, along with tons of replies with people disagreeing in a way that's competing to be the most witty/quirky. It's essentially soft bullying. I rarely use Reddit, but when I have a personal query that's slightly outside of bounds, I hardly even want to look at the answers because I know there will be vitriol rather than sincere answers.

On is. on the other hand, people aren't under the group pressure to gain upvotes by humiliating the poster. We may call eachother faggots from time to time but our threads at least are about sharing experiences and not trying to poke hole in eachother's theories.

Reddit is a lot more than hivemind-society.

 

[underballer]

Water. Reddit is a fucking virus that is spreading across all countries and is inoculating American culture into the rest of societies. That's why, now, it doesn't matter what culture is, They all speak the same, dress the same, express themselves the same, think the same...

homogenization of the human race

 

[To koniec]

Reddit isn't a niche site anymore. A great portion of the population uses it now. It reflects the inner ugliness of the society.

 

[SmhChan]

Twitter = Anyone can join and hold an account short of 4chan autists
Reddit = Only the most leftwing radical 20% of the population can get an account and not get banned over time

Which one is more real life?

Smh! The only reason twitter allows dissenting voices is because they get drowned out with constant ratios, Reddit, because of their design, cannot do that. Twitter is like a school while Reddit is College.

 

[BornToLose]

Yeah, it's just more normie oneupmanship bullshit.