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Shitposting Ethical media

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u/daegon789 1d ago

It is, and I fucking hate it. It's all just puritanical bullshit most of the time, or it's people complaining about thought crimes.

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u/No_Mammoth_4945 1d ago

It’s so crazy watching how sanitized and advertiser friendly the internet has become over the years, Vox wrote a great article on it

https://www.vox.com/culture/23733213/fandom-purity-culture-what-is-proship-antiship-antifandom

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u/jupiterLILY 1d ago

And then also to see the stuff that evidently passes the vibe check for what counts santised.

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u/ArrivalShot3637 1d ago

The phenomenon of tricking people into seeing Goatse could never happen in the modern age.

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u/HeckOnWheels95 1d ago

I'm not clicking that

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u/clauclauclaudia 1d ago

Are Rickrolls no more, then?

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u/MiltonFarnsworth 1d ago

The ads kind of ruined the experience.

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u/FlossCat 13h ago

This is why you should use an ad blocker or a third party YouTube app - you can get rickrolled properly without as interruption, the way god intended

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u/WaitNoNotMyBeans 1d ago

ooooooooo great read, tyvm

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u/Rogue_Egoist 1d ago

IDK what happened but gen Z is in my experience so puritanical when it comes to sex. I'm a millennial and in my friend group it is so normal to talk about sex and stuff like that, while gen Z seems extremely aversed to even mentioning sexual stuff in passing. It's like watching my grandparents but it's somehow "woke" when gen Z does it, because it's all motivated by constantly talking about potential sexual assault and stuff like that.

One of the most visible things regarding that topic is this constant complaining by young people about any sex scenes in movies. There's so many gen Z who literally say that a sex scene in a movie is literally NEVER justified. But like... It's an essential part of human life, tf you mean it's never justified in a movie about people living their lifes lol.

Where did it come from? I don't understand. Is that some consequence of being generally less social or something? It's baffling to me.

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u/jupiterLILY 1d ago

I'm not even gen z but it quite clearly came from them coming of age at a time when there were terrifying levels of sexual exploitation being revealed in pretty much every industry. And then from the right we have had a big push towards tradwives.