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The average 4channer in 2006 was a suburbanite named Jeff
The average 4channer in 2026 is a country bumpkin named Hosea
4chan has suffered from irreversible redneckification.
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the 2016 election did irrevocable damage to 4chan
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>>25245742
Not just the elections, but also shit from X and TikTok promoting 4chan as a free speech platform.
I remember there always being weird people, people posting posting gore and CP and shit, but now people get alarmed over inconsequential shit, like Christianity getting criticized, or people saying that Japanese stuff is actually better than Western stuff (as if the West were known for always churning out high-quality stuff).
I've seen more religitards on this website in the past 4 years than in the previous 11 years, but also more unironic prudes.
4chan doesn't feel like 4chan anymore.
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Who's the faggot



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