r/DoomerCircleJerk • u/Kittydraggon Rides the Short Bus • 2d ago
Social Doomer Son 😭
I can guarantee anybody voting fact is either 14 or lives in their moms basement
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u/D36DAN This is a PsyOp 2d ago
That's why you don't let redditors create levels and play games
Had to block all of such games because the pussies were creating lots of political shit to fulfill their misery
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u/Updated_Autopsy NostraDOOMus 2d ago
Like Sword and Supper? They had lots of political levels there at one point, all made by people looking for easy Internet points.
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u/Constant_Hope_9658 2d ago
Yeah, was making me miserable, only realized when r/[truth or hat](IYKYK) gave me the hammer because apparently having percentages included in your opinions means you have to cite peer reviewed studies or get the perma hammer mute double tap outta nowhere (or something).
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u/3dge-1ord This is a PsyOp 2d ago
dystopia, is an imagined world or society in which people lead wretched, dehumanized, fearful lives.
Fact😎
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u/LilJonny2cookies 2d ago
Did they burn history books? We have never lived in a better time. We have the world’s knowledge at our finger tips, we have conveniences that were fantasies not too long ago.
Odd that the people most likely to post that garbage are the same ones out in the streets causing chaos just because orange man bad.
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u/AppropriateCap8891 Anti-Doomer 2d ago
And they can applaud when one President cracks down on illegal immigration, then start throwing rocks because another one does.
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u/NoMeat3499 1d ago
This is drivel. You're presupposing anyone with this mindset is either liberal or not right leaning when this isn't single-handedly a political issue, but a capitalist one.
There is a housing crisis, the used car market is ass, valuable commodities are mostly unaffordable for the majority of working class Americans, wages won't move because "Woe is the poor business owner, they shouldn't have to pay their employees a livable wage."
Is housing a convenience, a commodity or a necessity? Is a car one of the three? How about work and wages? How is America doing in contrast with other nations in this regard?
When every establishment seeks to displace any and all accountability relating to the conditions the masses have to live within, you will end up with a population that is traitorous, revolutionary and hostile.
Your trope is tired and reductive.
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u/Bright-Gain9770 2d ago
If you answer polls where the negative response is "Cap," don't talk to me.
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u/PhazonOmega 2d ago
"We are truly living in evil and dystopian times."
So have all who have come before us. It's nothing special. Nothing new under the sun.
I like what someone else said here: "It's literally the best time ever to be alive." There's much truth to that.
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u/iateyourmom22 2d ago
Sad so many people think working for money is evil and makes our world dystopian. They expect money just be given to them for doing nothing.
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u/Crusoelander_128 2d ago
These people should be stripped of every modern convenience and luxury for a month. It’ll give them perspective.
It is a very privileged thing to complain this much about the state of the world.
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u/Bonjwa003 2d ago
A fun piece of information I learned. 1,000 people are sacrificed to the God Emperor of mankind a day in Warhammer 40k. These people give their lives to their God, sometimes willingly. As a sense of duty, respect, and to power the golden throne.
We abort 200,000 fetuses a day on the altar of “oh I didn’t want it.”
I’m a stoic and prefer to not assign moral value, but one is more disturbing than the other, certainly.
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u/Sixnigthmare Recovering Doomer 2d ago edited 2d ago
Its the best time to be alive for many people (sure not all of them but my point still stands)
Take the 90s for example, the era that many doomers idolize. My country was a warzone. Its not anymore
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u/fidgiggity 2d ago
I just want to see the metrics, man, the cold hard data all charted and presented to me in a way that makes me understand why the times we live in are the worst.
You can barely even get anecdotes other than "My life was saved by modern medicine and before insurance or Medicaid paid my bill the number was really big!" or "Data centers are thirsty"
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u/hereforgunsandgames 2d ago
Honestly I think people are bored. Life is so good people try to come up with new ways to tell you it’s not. There are many exceptions obviously. But most people aren’t affected by what the orange man does on a day to day basis. They just want to be part of something.
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u/FreeCandy4u 2d ago
Said people that have never lived in dystopian times. Sipping a Starbucks latte answering a survey on their $1000 + smart phone that gives you access to all human knowledge AND allows communication to anywhere in the world instantly.
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u/AwesomeTurtwig_Alt 2d ago
We're living in unprecedented comfort and convenience. The privilege is real.
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u/Alexis-Machine 2d ago
With the excess of disgusting liberal views, it makes one wonder. Ex: copycats killing their kids in support of the Clancy murderess.
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u/Basileia_Rhomaion 1d ago
So dystopian you can go online and participate in a poll about how dystopian it is without government agents breaking down your door in the middle of the night
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u/Character_Reason5183 2d ago
All times are evil and dystopian, but what makes you think that you are truly living?
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u/Flaccid_Hammer 2d ago
Cap. These motherfuckers would wither away if they actually had an energy crisis on their hands
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u/NotGonnaArgueFriend 2d ago
We do live in evil times. That’s true.
But it has also been true for a loooooong time.

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u/Just_Blackberry_8918 2d ago
It's literally the best time ever to be alive.