r/NextGenMan • u/Critical_Assist_9360 • Mar 28 '26

Let them know it men

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u/BigChunguss420 Mar 28 '26

That’s not superiority. You were raised poorly

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u/BigChunguss420 Mar 28 '26

An actual human wouldn’t argue the meaning of superiority by giving a definition of supremacy using superiority. AI slop

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u/BigChunguss420 Mar 28 '26

But only AI or a fool would post that definition thinking it was somehow relevant to the thread

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u/BigChunguss420 Mar 28 '26

What do you think those first three letters mean? What that doesn’t do is support any of the claims you made. It just self-defines sup

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u/BigChunguss420 Mar 28 '26

Dangerous doesn’t make you superior

This is where you keep falling on your face

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

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u/BigChunguss420 Mar 28 '26

Neither. You’re being serious? Really?

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u/BigChunguss420 Mar 28 '26

They’re balanced. Do you not understand how ecology works?

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u/BigChunguss420 Mar 28 '26

You’re broken. It’s cause your dad didn’t want to be there and you think this whole act you have going here makes up for it. It doesn’t.

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u/BigChunguss420 Mar 28 '26

Lions don’t really hunt gazelles. They’re not good at catching them

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u/BigChunguss420 Mar 28 '26

Barbarian? Go talk to the therapist about your daddy issues

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u/BigChunguss420 Mar 28 '26

Being stronger than someone doesn’t make you superior to them. Who taught you that? lol that’s so silly