anyone notice the growing amount of people on normie social media using the term "goy" and all the words related to it?I see people post antisemitic comments on unsuspecting corners of youtube, instagram, tiktok and othersthese comments get hundreds to thousands of like and the people who post them look like normal people with great lives instead of mentally ill 4chan shutins and generally don't seem like the far-right typedo these people know what goyim means? did they just pick up the word thinking it means "common people" or something? are they using it ironically or did a massive amount of normies convert to antisemitism?It's really bizarre to me there's so many seemingly successful people using /pol/ lingo on their personal social media accountsI'm not saying they're automatically bad people or that shouldn't use a term like that but it's just bizarre to me to see 4chan speak outside of 4chan
You'd be surprised how many people would speak openly about these things if it wasn't censored, frowned upon, or punished
>>85915535Normie memes are always 4chan memes just 5 years later
>>85915535It is just the new trend. Those sort of ideas have been spilling into normalfag internet for the past decade. Right now it must feel common enough for the normalfag to feel safe using it, but also niche enough for it to feel edgy and revolutionary.I work with a braindead kid who spouts all those funny nazi memes. He also talks like a nigger, walks like a nigger, dresses like a nigger, listens to nigger music, etc etc. They have no understanding of what they say, they just do it for the feeling and fitting in.
I remember, I think five years ago when I was still in high school, "based" became popular by some means. I was pretty surprised by it, because I've never heard someone use "based" irl.I remember thinking that it was awfully cringey to use Internet slang in normal speech, but I guess my generation is mindraped enough for this to be the case. The youth is homogenizing.