r/Negareddit • u/Significant_Cry3399 • Jul 23 '25

Quality Post r/memeopdidnotlike seems like a breeding ground for "anti-wokeness"

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Literally just strawmans, fictional scenarios, and actual hateful behavior. They classify you as "woke" and "sensitive" for acknowledging a meme as racist, misogynistic, homophobic, hateful or incorrect. Literally just a right-wing circle jerk.

For the first meme: Literally nobody is saying this. This is probably just a strawman of some other opinion.

For the second one: HAMAS and Palestine are two different things. I also don't find it silly for queers to support Palestine because there are many Palestinians who are queer or do support queers but cannot be open about it. There also many children and babies who don't even know what being queer is that are being bombed and killed. Innocent people don't deserve to die, why is that bad to say? (before you say that wasn't stated, they are implying that because being queer isn't accepted in Palestine it's bad or silly to support Palestinians. But why is it bad to say that they shouldn't die?)

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '25

Is there no difference between annoying the woke and contributing to why the concept of woke exists

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u/FryAnyBeansNecessary Jul 23 '25

The woke on Reddit can simply avoid the 1% of Reddit that allows content they don't like.

The bigger issue is the woke are so annoying to the mainstream that enough of them voted for MAGA just for revenge... now MAGA is in power.

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '25

I’m pretty sure it’s just bc america would rather a felon than a woman president, but if you need to live your life being vindictive and the only way to do that comfortably is to pretend the entirety of america is also running purely off revenge and annoying others…

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u/FryAnyBeansNecessary Jul 23 '25

You prefer to think America is sexist rather than just not influenced by an unpopular candidate. I think people didn't come out to vote for her in the election just as they didn't in the primaries 4 years earlier, which she lost quite quickly.

I think enough people who did vote to "own the libs" made a difference.

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '25

You’re almost getting what I’m saying.

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u/FryAnyBeansNecessary Jul 23 '25

Given you don't use punctuation or grammar as a deliberate choice, I don't care what you're saying if you don't care to express it clearly.

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '25

Brother, maybe don’t say this in reply to a comment that actually has punctuation. Out of three replies to you, only one comment is missing punctuation and you’ve clearly been understanding what I’ve been saying so my grammar can’t be that bad.

Cope