/r/SelfAwarewolves
Once in a blue moon redditors almost transform into self aware creatures. Almost. Submit posts (from anywhere) where people unknowingly describe themselves. ("what did they say about someone else that really applied to them?")
NB: Memes aren't people, they can't be Selfawarewolves.
Once in a blue moon redditors almost transform into self aware creatures. Almost. Submit posts (from anywhere) where people unknowingly describe themselves. ("what did they say about someone else that really applied to them?")
Specifically, someone who, when attempting to mock or denigrate their political opposition, accidentally describes themselves. Or, alternatively, someone who accurately describes the world while trying to parody it.
They aren't self aware enough to notice.
Sidenote: Memes aren't people, they can't be selfawarewolves.
RULES (full version)
Must fit the theme of the subreddit
No reposts
Moderator discretion We reserve the right to remove/approve any post and ban anyone that we may think will ruin/devalue the community.
Reply to the AutoMod comment within your submission
Redact usernames from content taken from other subreddits on this website
No submissions from rConservative and other toxic right-wing subreddits
/r/SelfAwarewolves
From the New York Times
Jordan Peterson fan accusing post-modernist thinkers (Deleuze in this thread) of “borrowing terms of art from other disciplines to construct vast yet vacuous metaphors which only impress the ignorant who measure the quality of an idea by their inability to wrap their head around it”… kinda like… Jordan Peterson’s whole career…
you cannot shame an answer out of me, if i have no shame….take that, libturd! 🤦🏻♀️