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East (Banned) 30 Sep @ 6:53pm
The World Wide Web sucks now
It’s like walking down the street needing to hear every contradiction stemming from lack of self awareness. Not even ten years ago the mass majority of people online weren’t projecting their insecurities every opportunity, now that’s all I ever see.

There’s probably some smarter people still active but the constant redirection of “you’re wrong I’m right” or “well yes but actually no” darkens the water for everyone.

Just as a little sugar coating on top, being factual now is actually being rude.

And in these steam threads rarely do you see a 40/50 plus comment topic without a hijacker or just someone who NEEDS to be heard. And the endless piggybacking is so childish.

I’m embarrassed for all of us.
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Swarmfly 30 Sep @ 6:54pm 
The internet represents the 'real world' now.
20 years ago, it was slurs.
10 years ago, it was extreme censorship.

The internet has never been for intelligent discourse.

Originally posted by East:
It’s like walking down the street needing to hear every contradiction stemming from lack of self awareness.
And just like in real life, you could just... not engage?
Last edited by ↁ―⅀; 30 Sep @ 7:02pm
East (Banned) 30 Sep @ 7:06pm 
Originally posted by SNP:
20 years ago, it was slurs.
10 years ago, it was extreme censorship.

The internet has never been for intelligent discourse.

Originally posted by East:
It’s like walking down the street needing to hear every contradiction stemming from lack of self awareness.
And just like in real life, you could just... not engage?
pulling a “well yes but actually no” on me already. Kinda funny but not really.
If everyone was to just ignore a hijacker the discussion would die with little sprinkles of that person striving for validity. Not a very good look for someone seeking an answer.
Swarmfly 30 Sep @ 7:09pm 
Originally posted by SomberDreamz:
Originally posted by Swarmfly:
The internet represents the 'real world' now.
Is that Joey from Yugioh in your pfp big dawg?

No.
Leve 30 Sep @ 7:09pm 
go to the metaverse
The toxicity is real. Look away, look away...
Last edited by Professional Loser; 30 Sep @ 7:32pm
Talby 30 Sep @ 7:36pm 
It went from creating the very most "polite" society, to a zombie apocalypse dunce world. Gofigure
Last edited by Talby; 30 Sep @ 7:36pm
I think too many people have gotten used to the Internet as their "safe space" the real world has no report button or mute feature you need to grow thicker skin. Also the Internet seriously enabled child predators
The what now?
East (Banned) 30 Sep @ 8:01pm 
Originally posted by I wish I had PARENTS! 😭😭:
I think too many people have gotten used to the Internet as their "safe space" the real world has no report button or mute feature you need to grow thicker skin. Also the Internet seriously enabled child predators
The bar has been lowered to an extremely low low.
Oh hey, less comfortable version of me. How are we feeling today? Woke up on the wrong side of the bed again? Damn those pillows.

Hey, if you need a hug, I'm here for myself, k.
Lol
"America Online" ruined the internet because it allowed normal people to flood it and change it into the beast it is today.
Ulfrinn 30 Sep @ 10:56pm 
It started when search engines began to employ algorithms to tell you what you wanted to find, and not vice versa. Then a very small group of corporate interests starting buying up nearly every platform and consolidate control.
chipsu 30 Sep @ 10:58pm 
humanity has been doing the “you’re wrong I’m right” thing since we were cavemen and its how any conflict starts, its not an internet thing
East (Banned) 30 Sep @ 11:03pm 
Originally posted by Comfortable_East:
Oh hey, less comfortable version of me. How are we feeling today? Woke up on the wrong side of the bed again? Damn those pillows.

Hey, if you need a hug, I'm here for myself, k.
Lol
Mildly concerning. Extremely uncomfortable.
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