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this post was submitted on 01 Oct 2024
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lol I didn't think I needed the
/sbecause it was dripping with sarcasm.The issue with pretending to be stupid on the internet to make a point is that there are so many people doing the same thing with no point in mind.
Sarcasm isn't "pretending to be stupid" imo
This particular instance was certainly pretending to be ill-informed, so
Well ignorance isn't stupidity, but also it was just SO obvious. Enshittification is one of the most used new words I've ever seen.
I think you were pretty obvious. Someone actually curious would have asked what it meant.