It got removed, it was one of those unfunny moralistic webtoons with a very simple setup and punchline. Basically repeating a no shit sherlock sort of deal, like saying the earth is round among physicists.
silverneedle
joined 5 months ago
Because it is stupid fucking stalinist fancamming.
How stupid do you have to be to not understand that the average groyper or antisemitic stalinist goes "hoooly shit based", when they hear the term Nazi collaborator. You are underestimating how well received the Nazis are outside of most of Europe and North America. Seriously
Missed the point award. Never mind, I am talking to someone who would rather waste time on tabloid anti-Epsteinism than on actually comprehending anything.
No one calls someone a collaborator positively.
This is the first definition. It's used positively, neutrally, negatively, etc. "A person who works with others towards a common goal."
The second definition fits yours, but it's the second definition.
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So it is immature to be entertained by someone posting wholly meaningless images thinking they have owned someone? Or is it immature not to be able to parse a comment poking fun at the logic of a stupid comic and dogpiling with no intention to even understand the joke of the comment?
To be perfectly honest, I was expecting people to misunderstand my first comment. I deliberately constructed it in a way that would be confusing to the reader and y'all fucking ate it up like confused doggos. Despite me explaining everything you all went on the train because it feels good to join in on a collective punching. To me this is more proof that imitating Reddit with its lack of anonymity and voting mechanisms, does nothing to overcome the dynamics that many here try to avoid. The sharpness people wish to see in discussions is completely lost and the greatest common denominator dominates posts, simplistic denominators such as "Nazis bad", "catcalling bad", "killing people bad" and "cost of living high". It's no surprise that there is no explication here, no effortposting, even less than on Reddit. Perhaps because the people at Reddit realise that in order to keep people on the site a minimum of informational quality is needed and adjusting algorithms accordingly.