[ SECRET POST #4089 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4089 ⌋

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Comments

Re: When did "antis" become a thing?

[(Anonymous)]

When the quickest way to shut down an argument shifted from "point and laugh at whoever disagrees with you" to "accuse your opponent of being problematic." There was always some of this, but Tumblr gets blamed because it removed a lot of the obstacles by severely limiting the ability to actually have a discussion about a given topic. Tumblr, by the nature of the platform, shifted us from livejournal-style catfights to more of a high school gossip model. So instead of communities devoted to convoluted meta about the comparative merits of pumpkin pie and waterfowl, you get "anyone who ships X is a racist homophobe, pass it on!"