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I have never seen ”/s” on lemmy
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I find myself using it less on lemmy, but I think I have used it on occasion here, just to help to "distance" myself from whatever crazy shit I've commented. Ever since 2016, it's been a necessity when you can't rely on people to assume you're not as batshit crazy as what your comment reads as, which you really can't assume of anyone anymore. I've had plenty of times where I wrote a sarcastic comment in order to make fun of an idea, only to have people (who I'm pretty sure actually agreed with me) explicitly make the point that I was attempting to make through sarcasm, but they're attacking me because they think I'm an idiot (which is still possible).
Satire is fucking dead.
Satire is ~~dead~~ hard on a text only based medium.
No I mean satire is dead because stupid motherfuckers that will believe or want to believe everything killed it.
Can't even be satirical without some dumb ass going "yep there's my people!" And then starting another fucking retard movement.
It's really not. Satire just isn't for you if you don't want risk being misunderstood. You don't write the opposite of what you mean if you must be understood clearly the first time.
Satire is a necrophile.
Actually you can. You can choose to trust, despite knowing the dangers of a thing. And it’s prosocial to do so.