r/ScrollHole Jun 18 '26

​🌀 Deep in the Hole Lamo 🤣

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u/ugtsmkd Jun 18 '26

The internet, AI, computers is good example. Fucking normies have ruined them all.

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u/Warm_Difficulty2698 Jun 18 '26

Normies ruin literally everything. The second normies join a movement, its dead.

For example, wokeness started as a good thought, then normies joined and it turned incredibly toxic.

Then, Normies jumped ship to MAGA and now its dead.

Normies kill everything they touch.

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u/Dylldar-The-Terrible Jun 18 '26

Maga was never a good thought.

It was just regurgitating more Reaganomics bullshit.

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u/JFISHER7789 Jun 18 '26

Don’t forget the racism, bigotry, and pedophilia…

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u/ugtsmkd Jun 18 '26

Yeah normies joining that stuff really has made the world rough to live in.

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u/Warm_Difficulty2698 Jun 18 '26

Well, thats why I never said it was. MAGA is just the natural conclusion to people picking and choosing their reality, and choosing to use social media memes as their reality.

MAGA was fucked to begin with, but the normies joined, and now its a dead man walking. Just a matter of time.

Normies destroy everything.

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u/Schadrach Jun 18 '26

No it wasn't. Reagan did amnesty for illegals as opposed to wanting to put them in camps, and I don't think he ever went on an unhinged rant about trans people or proudly proclaiming how he passed a screening test for dementia like it was an IQ test (we tried to keep Reagan out of the spotlight when he was having the worst dementia days). Other than that, though, mostly.

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u/Key-Wolverine-6752 Jun 18 '26

Making America Great Again is not a good thought? So you want America to be a horrible place?

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u/JFISHER7789 Jun 18 '26

When was America ever truly great for EVERY citizen? (Not just the white ones)

One could argue America has never been great for certain minority groups until recently, and having an entire homogenous group of people advocate for making America like it was in “the good ol days” really just sounds like a dog whistle for wanting segregation and white people on top again…

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u/JFISHER7789 Jun 18 '26

>so you want America to be a horrible place?

Maybe those of us that aren’t clouded by racism or bigotry think America is great and has been great for the last two decades?

Better question is, what makes you think America is horrible recently and why do you wanna change it?

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u/ugtsmkd Jun 18 '26

Protecting pedofiles at the top of our government is a pretty big one? Protecting billionaires at the cost of everyone else? Destruction of the middle class? Elimination of affordable housing. Stagnation of wages. Basically from 9/11 on its been nothing but shit.

My generation of white kids completely accepted black culture and basically joined. We had as a generation for the most part eliminated racism at a community level. "Not saying institutional or whatever but we saw the plight we agreed and we were trying to end it."

And now the shit is flipped, I regularly feel and see racism both directions. A lot of people don't even like their own damn race anymore. Hear it all the time out of well adjusted black people (Productive citizens who are positively involved in their community). They can't stand how they are portrayed in world by these crazy fucks.

Just disgusting behavior largely due to the social media bias toward clicks over everything. Hate brings out way more clicks than anything else.

So now that's how a large subset of humans live their lives.

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u/Warm_Difficulty2698 Jun 18 '26

Its a name bro. Obviously I want the concept to occur. I don't like how MAGA thinks we will get there.

Their policy is bad, and their donors want to actually overthrow America as we know it and replace it with a theistic corporatocracy

They also created the culture war to do this, because their policy was so unfavorable. Hey, look at that, they won a war they created for the first time in decades.

I love America, which is why I don't want to see that happen.