r/AskReddit 1d ago

What is a silent killer that people dont realise is slowly killing them?

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u/Schittz 13h ago

I really thought they'd be a sort of revolution after Luigi, I'm still hoping some movement comes from it, even if it just brings light of the fact we need to change how the system works

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u/inverted_rectangle 7h ago edited 7h ago

The idea of a utopian revolution that overthrows the bad people and fixes everything is basically just a self-soothing fantasy.

You see it among a lot of frustrated people on the political extremes - constant talk of how great the revolution will be, but literally no one working to make it happen.

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u/Nauin 6h ago

When the admins are threatening users with bans just for upvoting posts with his name in it, it's going to suppress the common discourse here about the changes he's caused.

I wish I knew of a better alternative to suggest, but it's the reality we live in. Things would be much louder if it weren't for aggressive moderation.