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Being abrasive is different from being a "memelord." The former is excusable and socially valuable and politically healthy, even essential. The latter is immatu
by globnomulous 2y ago
Being abrasive is different from being a "memelord." The former is excusable and socially valuable and politically healthy, even essential. The latter is immature, antisocial, and socially and politically corrosive.
- AlchemistCamp 1y agoAh, okay. I thought a "memelord" just meant someone who makes and shares lots of memes.