The interesting part with certain internet communities is how they're never happy with their victories, they're just bitter and depressed and angry even when getting their way 24/7.
To quote an old 4chan thread:
"It's strange. There's rejoicing, but it's often very, very short lived. Most of the time, it's a quick "ugh, finally," roll of the eyes kind of thing, and then people move on to the next target. The most enthusiasm there usually is is just dunking and memes. It's nearly forgotten about an hour later. There is no point at which it's "good enough." There's no target number for cancelled people. As long as there is misery, there will always be another target. When they've run out of targets, they'll start inventing them."
To quote an old 4chan thread:
"It's strange. There's rejoicing, but it's often very, very short lived. Most of the time, it's a quick "ugh, finally," roll of the eyes kind of thing, and then people move on to the next target. The most enthusiasm there usually is is just dunking and memes. It's nearly forgotten about an hour later. There is no point at which it's "good enough." There's no target number for cancelled people. As long as there is misery, there will always be another target. When they've run out of targets, they'll start inventing them."
On one hand, being a turbo depressed angry edgelord makes you a hard to stop force, and internet leftists and their not enough mindset keeps them going to rage and cancel people another day. On the other hand, you're one bad day away from running away and drifting on the street, doing something absolutely retarded, or killing yourself.
These are the people melting down when they see a soyjack or pepe.
These are the people melting down when they see a soyjack or pepe.
@PhenomX6 >these are the people melting down when they see a soyjak or pepe
@xianc78 @PhenomX6 sounds like a bad state of mind. Just chillax buddy!
