/lit/ - Literature

>>18002300
>I have realized how negative the influence of 4chan culture is in the life of young men.
Negative influence? Unlike the extremist woke children on TikTok who doxx people at the mere questioning of leftist ideology? Unlike the predators on Twitter who praise for corporate and government/police protection for lgbt+ dominance while being anti-capitalist and self-government/police? Unlike Plebbit, who cannot fathom growing up, much less accepting of centrist or right ideology to perhaps meet at a middle ground? So much so, to the extent that there are subplebbits dedicated to harassing "wrong-think" rather than to talk to them to challenge or even to come to understanding from these ideas.

Yet 4chan is the bad one? Perhaps to the man that cannot handle opinions given outside of the socially acceptable hugbox. But I'd argue that having a variety of opinions, even those in which you do not morally or ethically agree with, strengthens your worldview and helps you reach an ultimate understanding. Which is what you should be reaching for anyway.