Spyke

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lemmy.world

The source or their intention doesn't matter. Take their statements at face value, as they stand on their own without your fantasizing about who they are or why they said that.

It doesn't matter, because you can't know. You can only fantasize that you know. Your comment is in fact a false statement on its own merit, since you don't know what you see or not in the comments, you only feel that you see this, so your deductions based on those feelings are a falsity and worthless.

People on Lemmy call me different things every day, and a good 90% of them are totally batshit wrong. For example, I say something pro-2nd amendment, and they claim that I am a Trumper. I say the Bible says something; they insist that I am a Christian. I'm a bot, a spy, a liar, all "judgments" based on fantasy and without value.

All of them believe that they are right and feel it, and they are all wrong.

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saltescreply
lemmy.world

As a strong black woman, I lift you over my head and we run through a meadow.

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BooBeesreply
fedinsfw.app

As a dude playing a dude playing a strong black woman, y’all need Jesus.

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"The thing is the thing" regardless of who says it or doesn't say it. People used to do it for fun back in the day on the chans so I'm a little immune to it, and I just assume they're paid actors, bots, trolls or simply a very ignorant/confused member of the group they claim to belong to. Still, it's very annoying, although kind of inevitable in anonymous/pseudonymous spaces. 😔

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I see it in the comments on Lemmy too | Spyke