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From what I googled it means non kosher junk food? Doesn't seem that bad. Other than goy being a derogatory term for all non Jews.
Is it better (according to the present popular opinion) to use a derogatory term (goy) or to use what the term means (a dirty non-jew)?
Idk im Jewish and I dont know how Goy became a slur, it just means anyone who isnt Jewish (it roughly translates to nations)
I don't believe in this shit so don't blow up my inbox.
In alt right memelord places, it's more about the mass produced, low quality bullshit that gets peddled (by the global Jewish cabal) to the common man (Non Jewish people) to get them addicted. It means food yeah, like lil Debbie's and McDonalds, but also shit like marvel movies and Taylor Swift, and whatever else is popular (aka WOKE).
I... Wow. No words.
I thought it just meant junk food
Then why would you call it "goy slop" and not just "junk food"?
Why call a vagina a vajayjay. Because it's fun.
But in this case it's definitely because they want to refer to the Jewish conspiracy stuff. It's /pol/ after all
The implication is that the Jewish Conspiracy is feeding it the white populous to make them unhealthy and easy to control. The fact it is a green text and calls it a "slip up" might refer to failing to publicly hide their "power level" which is basically a measure of their racism. Gross stuff.
No such thing as racism against a religion 😬 Jews aren’t a race despite what zionist media would tell you.
Not saying that anti-semitism is acceptable and all Jews are evil, but I don’t think Jews are so special that they can be considered more than a religious group and given an apartheid state
That's a pretty stupid take to have there. It's not a hard concept to grasp.
This makes me questioning subbing here
You're definitely not supposed to be looking at what anon is doing and finding it good. This is more like a zoo where the exhibit is the strange, chaotic and sometimes racist creature that is Anon.
Personally I read them mostly for the humor, and mostly for the exhibition of the strange world view that Anon sometimes have. It's interesting (concerning?) to be reminded that people like Anon exist out there.
You subscribe for 4chan content you'll get 4chan content, what did you expect lol
Lol true, just trying new popular coms
There are some fun greentexts (real and faked) but yeah they can sometimes be loaded with dog whistles and other nastiness.
Are most users here just for the laughs? I know redditors were anti- 4chan users typically
Yeah, most people are here to laugh, not to buy into Anon's nonsense. It's explained in the sidebar because sometimes people check out the community and get the wrong idea.
I view 4channers, sovcits, and flat earthers all in the same light.
I used to post on 4chan and greentexts are kind of nostalgic to me. Some relevant context here is that the site becoming dominated by cultish far right politics was something that progressed over time, and there are probably a lot of people with an interest in imageboard culture who do not especially identify with the people currently posting on /pol/, for whatever that's worth; those guys overrunning the site was a big factor in quitting for me.
What part of imageboard culture did you enjoy and in what ways to you find it different than forums like lemmy or reddit?
Some big ones were the greater anti authority sentiment, contrarianism, acceptability of expressing negative emotions. Reddit was often (though not always) better for polite formal-ish discussions, 4chan was better for processing your feelings about stuff via trash talking, dark humor and generally dropping your filters.