/biz/ has been talking about $GME for awhile, but not particularly any more than WSB as far as I can tell. Considering they're dramatically smaller than WSB and obviously didn't kick this off, the best you can say about them is that they rode along behind them. If you can point to any one person most responsible for this, it's probably DeepFuckingValue on WSB who has been banging the $GME drum (which I imagine to be resold & overpriced DK Jungle Beat controller) for a year.

There were even a variety of comments on /biz/ to the tune of "maybe Reddit isn't so bad after all?" but with the reason of course being "because they're screwing the jews!" /pol/ and /biz/ are convinced this is going to redpill normies on antisemitism, but it seems most of the posts I've seen are either just going "wow everyone across the political spectrum hates Wall Street!" to a bunch of AOC and Rashida tweets being upvoted. Not much in the way of people being excited that Ben Shapiro or Ted Cruz pretended to care about stopping greed on Wall Street.

I'll ask here because I'm curious:

A lot of lefty subreddits link to each other in the sidebar, but they seem to avoid r/LateStageCapitalism for some reason in favor of the much less popular r/Capitalism_In_Decay (e.g. r/ShitLiberalsSay with "Capitalism in Decay: New home of Late Stage Capitalism"), despite the sidebar claiming it has "an emphasis on Marxist concepts and analysis and a commitment to antiracism and inclusive feminism."

Was there some drama I missed at some point? Did everyone decide they were a bunch of libs? I usually only ever see them on r/all since I'm not subscribed to them but it feels like there's a story there.

Same thing with r/EnlightenedCentrists over the much more popular r/EnligtenedCentrism.

When a group of people who think Biden is a Wall Street stooge all think it's bullshit, it's definitely bullshit.

As people pointed out, he said he was working remote in CO in a comment that he deleted once people started going "hey wait how did you overhear a conversation between the RH C-Suite + CEO (who are in CA) and the White House when you're in CO?"

In my defense, considering the average user on Reddit and WSB specifically, the odds seem very high that a comment like that was trying to make a considerably dumber argument than the one you were probably actually making.

The top post now is Saagar Enjeti, who posted his own tweet from his own Reddit account apparently.

That may have been me. Couldn't stand someone being like "damn leftists are all stupid because they love things like prop 22, they think they're fighting the power but actually are benefiting big business!" when all I've seen from actual leftists is "fuck prop 22".

It's also worth noting that that episode starts with a bunch of talk about Jeffrey Toobin's Tube and old man balls and hole and then continues into cheering on Evo and MAS for winning in Bolivia. Prop 22 talk doesn't start until near the end, so I hope this guy actually listens to the whole thing instead of skipping to that part lmao.

Yeah but what about 20,000 birds and they're all tied to me with strings and carrying me to Alpha Centauri?

Posted a picture of this elsewhere, but some of these comments make me want to tear my hear out.

https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/l67c0p/truth_about_gme_effect/gkyxcpe/

"Man we're spending too much time on the whole left vs. right thing anyway. It's us poor young people against rich old boomers. They already fucked so many things for us, this is just us taking a penny back from the dollar they stole."

"Yes! It's the workers vs the owners! Not left vs right."

10 child policy

no, he's obviously a 00 agent returning home.

I will always respect the act of being mad at forum moderators.