• A_norny_mousse@feddit.org
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        22 hours ago

        Thanks!

        Look how far Tunisia is from Israel:

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        If the drone turns out to have been of Israeli origin - which, let’s face it, is very likely, possibly even officially - that’s the very definition of impunity. An impunity supported and encouraged by the EU and the USA…

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        Well it’s not just a picture though. It was breaking news for me and i had nor yet seen the articles. Could be a fake information not, no? Or ragebait.

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          Memes may have ruined the human brain, but now it is the only way to get through to some people who won’t even bother reading a headline. The Internet has ruined the Internet. As soon as the Internet became so easy to use that even the elderly and incompetent could use it, it was destined to become a cesspool. That’s what I like about lemmy, is that there is a (small) barrier to entry. Enough of a barrier to keep a lot of those people from bothering.

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            “Meme culture” specifically made the Internet a worse place, the memes are just the weapon.

            Meme communities aren’t about sharing memes, they’re just a numbers game. They all have the same unoriginal content but they’re in a race to have the most of it.

            This encourages people to “make” more memes using the same template. The same joke over and over and over. Like if a tv show gets a cute character you will see the same 5 meme templates about it every single time.

            Meme culture rewards repetition, not originality. It rewards spamming crappy edits of someone else’s joke to as many sites as possible. It fills the Internet with garbage, pushing away anything worth looking at. Memes are effectively Internet cancer