Hey, I know that pic! I saw it on /his/ a million years ago. It's artillery during WW1.
>take most of this with a grain of salt
Shitposting? Sure. But a lot of this isn't shitposting. Infographics? Pages and pages of threads full of ranting? That's not shitposts.
And even in irony one tries out ideas that they're not ready to accept fully yet. Humour is often aggressive, and why someone feels the need to mock another group of people is a worthy question.
>aggressive
Felt like I was a liar. They would emotionally relate to me as a person and then find out I was someone they believed incapable of higher emotions. Thus anything I shared must be characterised as false. Cognitive dissonance. That's pretty rage inducing.
>friends
Fucking normie. In all seriousness, you sound pretty well adjusted and opimistic about people. Trouble is I think you're giving a lot of these people way too much credit, and that cripples any effective analysis of their situation.
>normie lifestyle
But most people think that shit's lame. Okay, maybe not drinking and football.
>relax
>find better people
I have plenty of IRL friendships. I just also had those negative experiences forming online friends, mostly when I was more socially deprived (back when I first started coming here).
>not everyone
I never said "everyone". I said a group of people and then clarified that was hyperbole for "most" when you (fairly) challenged that.
>"if other people exhibit this shitty quality then it means I don't."
Splinters, logs in eyes, etc.
>there are tons of marketless alternatives!
>like variations on the free market
Is this a joke?
Anyway, dude, if you wanna pick at the analogy and discuss free markets, sure, but the post was not advocating for reforms. It advocated for "women opening their legs" to everyone - which is a fully planned sexual economy. That isn't me creating a false equivalence, that's me responding to what the post said.