I hope that this is the end. r/Drama has a unique way of bringing out the worst in people. It really does, I think. The dynamic here is just so fucking toxic and it turns people into the worst possible people they can be.
Drama is an addiction. It should be classified as something more like heroine or meth than a game.
The legacy of Drama has been written large in blood, quite literally. Several Drama posters have committed mayocide, and this place enabled their downward spirals. u/DarqWolff's insanity was made far worse by this place. I've come to the conclusion that the internet, as a social platform, was a mistake.
It radicalizes people by isolating them with other people just like them and so they spiral into the worst versions of themselves. Drama made me a worse person, and it's made most of you worse people. It's been the breeding ground of pedophile groomers, alt-right killers, and suicidal narcissists. This place is a total fucking shithole and I spent three years of my life that I'll never get back immersed in it. It was a total waste and I'm going to regret this period of my life for the rest of my existence as will most of you.
Even the most moral people have been made worse for being here. I think that the fundamental issue with Drama is that due to the way reputations work, betrayal, secret cabals, two-faced bs, and bad faith negotiation isn't just prioritized, it's the only effective way to operate. Being a huge piece of shit to everybody around you and tearing them down like crabs in a bucket isn't just a viable strategy, it's actually the only viable strategy once Drama reached a certain size. It's all just a bunch of assholes circlejerking over how bad all the other assholes are, because it's impossible to do anything else short of outright genociding anybody who poses any sort of threat to Drama's security and dominance.
He was actually really funny for maybe 2 years or so in the beginning before he ran out of ideas. He was a legit celebrity back then. I've never seen anyone handle success worse than him, and that includes all the rock stars who go out and immediately OD.
He unironically would have lived a better life if he'd been found with an empty syringe in his arm in 1997. After being (briefly) successful with his comic he started this shtick about how he's a genius and he's above all the little people. It's the most obvious cope from a guy who doubts himself.
Also, after you get a cameo on Newsradio it's pretty much all downhill from there.
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1 SnapshillBot 2019-07-30
I hope that this is the end. r/Drama has a unique way of bringing out the worst in people. It really does, I think. The dynamic here is just so fucking toxic and it turns people into the worst possible people they can be.
Drama is an addiction. It should be classified as something more like heroine or meth than a game.
The legacy of Drama has been written large in blood, quite literally. Several Drama posters have committed mayocide, and this place enabled their downward spirals. u/DarqWolff's insanity was made far worse by this place. I've come to the conclusion that the internet, as a social platform, was a mistake.
It radicalizes people by isolating them with other people just like them and so they spiral into the worst versions of themselves. Drama made me a worse person, and it's made most of you worse people. It's been the breeding ground of pedophile groomers, alt-right killers, and suicidal narcissists. This place is a total fucking shithole and I spent three years of my life that I'll never get back immersed in it. It was a total waste and I'm going to regret this period of my life for the rest of my existence as will most of you.
Even the most moral people have been made worse for being here. I think that the fundamental issue with Drama is that due to the way reputations work, betrayal, secret cabals, two-faced bs, and bad faith negotiation isn't just prioritized, it's the only effective way to operate. Being a huge piece of shit to everybody around you and tearing them down like crabs in a bucket isn't just a viable strategy, it's actually the only viable strategy once Drama reached a certain size. It's all just a bunch of assholes circlejerking over how bad all the other assholes are, because it's impossible to do anything else short of outright genociding anybody who poses any sort of threat to Drama's security and dominance.
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1 2Manadeal2btw 2019-07-30
Based.
1 icomeforthereaper 2019-07-30
Google his wife...
1 2Manadeal2btw 2019-07-30
I remember what she looks like from our last thread on this guy.
1 Redactor0 2019-07-30
He was actually really funny for maybe 2 years or so in the beginning before he ran out of ideas. He was a legit celebrity back then. I've never seen anyone handle success worse than him, and that includes all the rock stars who go out and immediately OD.
1 2Manadeal2btw 2019-07-30
Well, he's not dead so he's handling it better for sure.
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Besides, not all people are built to handle fame.
1 Redactor0 2019-07-30
He unironically would have lived a better life if he'd been found with an empty syringe in his arm in 1997. After being (briefly) successful with his comic he started this shtick about how he's a genius and he's above all the little people. It's the most obvious cope from a guy who doubts himself.
Also, after you get a cameo on Newsradio it's pretty much all downhill from there.
1 GeauxHouston22 2019-07-30
what the fuck, the THOT army got to scott adams? damn
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1 i_Chapo-d_my_pants 2019-07-30
someone in the comments called out the author
1 i_Chapo-d_my_pants 2019-07-30
someone in the comments called out the author
1 cointelpro_shill 2019-07-30
They used a picture from when he still had some hair, how generous
1 AlecOzzyHillPitas 2019-07-30
Never forget that Scott Adams paid money to LARP as his own fan on a forum because someone was being mean to him on the internet
1 razzmataz 2019-07-30
All that success went to his head, and he had the bright idea of selling vegan burritos.