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Yeah, you’re not going have any comments worth hearing, so long Redditor!

Pretty sure you don’t have posting privileges in them, that’s just what shows up in the modlogs as it purges comments, but I don’t remember the technical details from the posts about the mechanics.

“Why would posting a meme of a famous conservative pundit saying we live in the dumbest timeline imply the poster agrees with their views?!?”

Lol

Lmao even.

That’s what instance bans look like, yeah.

So they say

I r o n I c

Nah, they still live on in small towns. I think Australia even has actual Blockbusters still around for some reason.

They’re made of meat, after all.

We live in a simulation, and they’re fucking with us.

Edit: oh right, I keep forgetting news agencies are jokes.

Or because the facade of “justice” is crumbling to reveal the truth of heirarchy behind it.

Ironic

injects you with a mystery chemical

“Haha, you thought that was a vaccine? Nope! April Fools!”

Wife-abusing chud Steven Crowder. You’ve gotta say his full name.

Other than the fact that it implies OP agrees with his worldview

And?

Seeing “there is no record of this comment” in a chain brings me sexual pleasure.

Die in your hole, person I disagree with!

Plus you still get to see the replies to the comment, usually them being dunked on by other Lemmings.

You don’t know the Deep Lore on Shar. Trust, Shadowheart’s a freak.

The druids of the world are creating a new god, and it’s not going to be happy about the beginning stages of the industrial revolution.

The gold standard ended in America during the Great Depression, and deficit spending with a fiat currency helped end the problems Wall Street’s short sighted greed caused.

Inflationary policy has its problems but the vestigial remains you’re referring to ending in 1970 didn’t mean anything compared to the rise of neoliberalism itself.

Gold is fine if you’re expecting a collapse, or your government is run by fascist twats with direct financial incentive to inflate the national currency, but the end of the standard simply wasn’t the problem.

So no war but class war you might say