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There will always be morons that just don’t get it. It is how Q Anon went from a 4chan joke to what it is now.

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Also what happened to t_d on Reddit.

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What happened? Who is t_d?

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Reasonable question! It was a sub called “the_donald”. It started with a bunch of folks saying outrageous things that were satirizing Trump and his followers. Unfortunately it wasn’t outrageous enough because it was slowly taken over by true believers who spouted the same outrageous shit because they actually believed it.

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“Mind bottling. You know, when things are so crazy it gets your thoughts all trapped, like in a bottle”

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“It’s a moo point. Like a cow’s opinion, you know, it just doesn’t matter.”

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5 points

It’s all water under the fridge

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4 points

Don’t take things for granite.

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I mean he’s right but god damn.

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My first viewing I did mostly take it at face value. But in my defense, I was a dumb 11 year old kid. It wasn’t until Neil Patrick Haris came out in full SS uniform that I started asking questions.

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15 points

Gam*rs

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I’ve seen this a few times, ca you explain this to me? Is it a way of talking about people that consider themselves capital G gamers without having them come in and ruin the conversation with whining or gamergate bs?

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It’s a joke about writing slurs and censoring them with an asterisk, implying Gamer is a slur

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Ah gotcha, thanks. I will say, I don’t like being called a gamer because I don’t want to get lumped in with the whiny chuds so I get it

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It’s just pretending Gamer is a slur, that’s it.

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12 points

It’s not a slur, but I’m doing everything in my power to turn it into one

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Gotcha, thanks!

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I would just like to take this moment to suggest people find a comfortable place to sit with a stiff drink, spliff or whatever and listen to the first chapter of the audio book - and I mean really listen, actively visualize the story and everything being described, let yourself really emotionally connect with the events as much as possible - it’s a really powerful and well written bit of action sci-fi.

It’s on YouTube read by Christopher Hurt, first chapter is about 40 min, I’ve read a lot of sci-fi and it’s without a doubt in my mind the strongest and most thought provoking opening to a Sci fi. It gets you pulled into the characters, the world, and emotion without a break in the action - and for a book punished in 1959 the action is unbelievably believable, it’s hard to imagine better high energy action sci-fi combat – someone needs to make a real gritty anime of it.

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Doesn’t appear to be on audible UK - is it on USA?

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I don’t know, I just listen on YouTube, it’s not got the useful features but it works

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