>unless it's being repeated without any attempt to consider broader implications. That's just it, I think. The meme was taken in by a crowd that itself does no

>unless it's being repeated without any attempt to consider broader implications. That's just it, I think. The meme was taken in by a crowd that itself does not practice introspection. I don't think the New York Times is too far off when they mention its spread by "attention-starved gamers": disenfranchised young men attempting their own first run at exercising a naive political opinion over the internet.