/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

I sometimes wonder if being "not-assburger" is sort of like how niggers have street-cred.

Let me explain; on /jp/ if you "sperg out" (write proper English and/or make even medium length posts) you get called out for it, get called a burger and all that nasty business.

On the streets, if a nigger isn't wearing the correct clothes (rap shit, sagging pants, blingbling) he gets mugged and beaten up.

Are we on /jp/ basically the niggers of the internet?

[Anonymous No.]

I'm a black businessman and I am offended by your post.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10491997
This.

[Anonymous No.]

shut up spergload

[Anonymous No.]

s-sometimes when I make a dumb post and I delete it immediately afterwards because I'm embarrassed, I just want someone to tell me it's okay...

[Anonymous No.]

>>10492007
Deleting your post is okay.

[Anonymous No.]

No you fuckface, we call you a sperglord when you are being an annoying whiny nerd.

[Anonymous No.]

beep boop robotic aspie post

[Anonymous No.]

>>10492007
問題ない

[Anonymous No.]

>>10492007
Wanna go out with me?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10492007
Stop pretending to be retarded.

[Anonymous No.]

yes

[Anonymous No.]

>>10492026
>pretending

[Anonymous No.]

>>10491994
who wants to read try hard posts bro? nobody, son. jesus christ oh my lord. you are so stupid. and american

[Anonymous No.]

>>10491994

That's incorrect. Just because one thing applies to a certain society, it doesn't mean you can transitively attribute it another. First off, the above mentioned societies run on differing sets of norms and ideals. Additionally, there are many other factors that go into what makes a "nigger" a nigger, but I've no time really to further expound upon that.

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>>10492199
this has gotta be a troll

[Anonymous No.]

>>10492204

He does bring up some good points though...

[Anonymous No.]

>>10492204
It's a joke because he's imitating the type of people that the OP is talking about.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10492229

hey man i fell for it 4/10

[Anonymous No.]

>Let me explain; on /jp/ if you "sperg out" (write proper English and/or make even medium length posts) you get called out for it, get called a burger and all that nasty business.
um, not really, dude.

Where'd you copy this from? I wanna check it out, it must be awesomely terrible.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10492226
>>10492229
>>10492239
You guys know what he is talking about?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10492267

yeah d00d

[Anonymous No.]

>>10492239

more like 4/20 amirit lmao

[Anonymous No.]

I make lengthy posts with proper English all the time and nobody calls me out on them. As a matter of fact, almost nobody notices them, which leads me to believe that most people just ignore them.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10492269

>>10492229 says it all. Don't know why you cited the other two.

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>>10492267
We are like the NWO of the Internet, dude. We don't need more /jp/sies on ylil.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10492204
>>10492229
I cannot see why it should be taken any less seriously when he is pointing out the inconsistencies of the post he is replying to. He provided reasoned backing to his statements which is evident through several examples if you were to put some thought into it. Furthermore, is it the fact that someone insists on proofreading their posts and writes in detail as opposed to a series of one-line sentences that contain numerous errors within them, which causes your disbelief? If anything, it makes to convey the point better because it provides the reader with more backing than a naked statement. Just because we are in the age of acronyms and shortened words, doesn't mean they should be used in regular use when you have enough time to type up the post.