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why? explain, also using cring as word is incredibly cringe and self-defeating. But please exaplain why, or just throwing s** randomly?
by giov4 1mo ago
why? explain, also using cring as word is incredibly cringe and self-defeating.
But please exaplain why, or just throwing s** randomly?
- popalchemist 1mo ago[flagged]
- 47282847 1mo agoClassic ad hominem and straw man with no substance. Congratulations for the straightforward self-defeat.
- popalchemist 1mo agothe content is written by a group of autistics and displays characteristic lack of social situational awareness, i.e. it's tone-deaf as to how it will be recieved. It comes off as extremely pretentious, bordering even on megalomaniacal (it's a "manifesto" after all - something typically left to serial killers, unabomber types, and bond villains...) They are now flagged as a terrorist group by the federal gov. So, I wasn't speaking hyperbole.
- 47282847 1mo agoI’m trying to follow your position, but I need more context to understand which elements of the text made you form that opinion. All I read is a list of personal judgments; nothing that helps me or anyone to argue over them.
- popalchemist 1mo agoThe things I mentioned are not personal judgements, they are recognized traits of autism (although they appear on a spectrum and there's variance).
- giov4 1mo agosorry what?
- popalchemist 1mo agothe content is written by a group of autistics and displays characteristic lack of social situational awareness, i.e. it's tone-deaf as to how it will be recieved. It comes off as extremely pretentious, bordering even on megalomaniacal (it's a "manifesto" after all - something typically left to serial killers, unabomber types, and bond villains...)
- saidnooneever 1mo agoword what they do in 1 paragraph and see not a single distinguishing feature. wrapping your pitch with the word manifesto and writing in poems to try to make it so can be considered a bit cringe. its a taste ofc., but calling things cringe is also subjective isnt it.