> it's an organic response to action perpetuated by people who want nothing more than to destroy. but 4chan culture was more inherently destructive from the start. it's not just edgy, it's aggressive. the "leave me alone" politics and memes caught on because gaming went mainstream and people who were apolitical in the 90s status quo were having culture war attached to politics by way of wanting to gatekeep a hobby. and yes, nigger, it's gatekeeping. ask anyone honest and they'll say that's the case and that that's good. > the redditor leftist-progressive relies on obscuring and or misrepresenting the truth, where 4chan embraces it and enjoys it's nature. that's not true though, even at the core of gamers as they emphasize escapism over realism and the truth they embrace are just memes. they care so little for truth that even tucker carlson recognizes trump as a bullshit artist, someone who lies more than other politicians, and he's the 4chan candidate. > when you have absolutely total free speech, lies and propaganda have a hard time taking full course, let alone any. easily false though. truth doesn't appear and propagate naturally; what's "apparent" with our limited view and understandig and what we want to believe is often incorrect. think how redpilling isn't an automatic process. you can tell someone all you know about how the holocaust didn't happen and they don't automatically believe you. no truth ever wins out naturally. it's like how we have a planet of different faiths, people who can easily debate across the globe, but these faiths remain. what does it take for conversion? proximity to power? convenience? it's not really "truth" that wins here. so the cope here is that if it's not truth, it's just propaganda and propaganda is something that the mainstream does, not the former president, the most listened to msm, most popular podcasts etc. and then truth becomes a popularity contest which isn't truth so why write this purple prose?
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