Genuine question: do you think you came around morally or did you flip purely from proximity and exposure? If Hexbear disappeared tomorrow and you switched to Reddit, do you think you'd shift to a lib in a year or two?

I'm sure there is an explanation but I too would like to know.

What's the best resource, strategy, or tip you suggest for becoming an effective deprogrammer?

Marine Vlahovic

I've definitely seen her face before... Was she in a viral clip or something?

MY PRESIDENT

Calmer maybe, but happier? I have my doubts. Once you know, can you ever really forget?

If you are aware of any black magic that can be performed with merely an autograph, please share

No, I'll just support this rule, thanks.

Like I said, dunking is fine in moderation, but to quote someone else in the thread, I don't need to see every bad take on the internet.

Because I think that dunk posts are actually kind of toxic in general. They're fine in moderation but so often they're "here's this horrible thing that I saw someone online do or say, and I'm going to post it here for everyone else to see, and we're all going to get depressed by it and use some of our finite emotional bandwidth for the day on it, despite the fact that we can't do anything about it."

Prime example: Just yesterday I learned on this site that people make (CW: zionazi demon shit)

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Palestinian bombing montages to rock music

and it actually just straight up made my day worse. I didn't want or need to know that, it doesn't make my life better in any way, and now I have to just live with this disgusting and horrible fact.

If this rule prevents shit like that, I think it's a net good for everyone in a multitude of ways.

I don't know what you're on about. I would live like a king on 120k.