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Anonymous 43w

Something something psychological link between online ragebaiting and sadistic personality traits

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Anonymous 43w

Why he on stool

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Anonymous 43w

I saw Perry and I was about to go into attack mode but you seem chill unlike the Perry I was thinking of

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Anonymous 43w

How can I change a correct mind?

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Anonymous 43w

I think people who assume everything is rage bait just because they disagree with something is worse for society, but I also understand it because it’s a coping mechanism

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Anonymous 43w

I like Rage bait. It’s part of the human condition as has been done for our entire existence. It’s test humans ability to understand what’s real and what’s not.

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Anonymous 43w

Ok

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 43w

For emphasis

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 43w

I mean personally, whenever I run into someone saying something outlandishly, cartoonishly evil, I prefer to think it’s most likely bait, bc I don’t want to lose all faith in humanity. But that’s another problem with rage baiting too, cause a lot of the time you really cannot tell what’s genuine vs what’s bait

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Anonymous replying to -> perry_theplatypus 43w

Yeah you can’t tell, which is why I never assume that something is rage bait, a lot of bad things have happened because people don’t take what others say seriously

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 43w

Fair enough. But that’s why I think the core problem lies in rage baiting being a thing at all

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Anonymous replying to -> perry_theplatypus 43w

That is where I’ll have to disagree. Rage bait is the glue that holds the internet together

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 43w

And you are entitled to that opinion my friend

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Anonymous replying to -> cheesepussy 43w

There’s also a link between people who fall for rage bait and masochistic tendency’s

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Anonymous replying to -> evil_sheep 43w

This actually makes since, a lot of non-white radicalized college women are actually into raceplay

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 43w

Sense*

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Anonymous replying to -> cheesepussy 43w

Excellent excellent point

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Anonymous replying to -> evil_sheep 43w

I respect that. And I do agree that to some degree it can be helpful in testing who can discern bait from reality. I just think that in more recent times there’s been a significant increase relative to any other time in history, and it’s being used as an excuse to say some pretty terrible things bc “it’s just rage bait, you got baited” yk?

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Anonymous replying to -> average_train_fan 43w

Yeah no I’m not the other guy, I’ve heard many bad things

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Anonymous replying to -> #8 43w

Yeah

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Anonymous replying to -> perry_theplatypus 43w

The reason it’s more prevalent is the fact we a the most easy form of communication ever available. Before you would rage bait people in person now with the internet you can rage bait a lot more people

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Anonymous replying to -> evil_sheep 43w

You make a great point, that’s absolutely true. The existence of the internet, coupled with today’s political climate, was the recipe for disaster that led to an uptick in rage baiting

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Anonymous replying to -> ireallylikepancakes 43w

Exactly. Don’t fix smth that isn’t broken

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