I just checked it for the first time in ages and we've got:

  • /r/WinStupidPrizes
  • /r/Cringetopia
  • /r/JusticeServed
  • /r/IdiotsInCars
  • /r/facepalm
  • /r/PublicFreakout
  • /r/TIHI (Thanks I Hate It)
  • Some guy celebrating his divorce with a selfie featuring his miserable looking ex wife
  • And of course some gaming stuff

At what point did Reddit become so obsessed with finding people to recreationally get mad at? It's like a majority of the front page content. Terrible vibes.

  • DoctaaMonstaa [none/use name]
    ·
    3 years ago

    At what point did Reddit become so obsessed with finding people to recreationally get mad at?

    Wait until you hear about this website called Hexbear

      • Prinz1989 [he/him]
        ·
        3 years ago

        There are a lot of posts in the dunk tank, that are just reddit or twitter screenshots of people noone (who isn't obsessivly online) ever heard of just so you can get mad by looking at them.

        All of them should be replaced by in depth theory posts.

    • 10000Sandwiches [he/him]
      ·
      3 years ago

      Or twitter. Or facebook. This is what the internet is now. Can't believe this shit used to be fun.