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>I think this is the real legacy of 4chan. A culture develops distinction from others via isolation, and with the proliferation of normies on the internet via smartphones, it was only to be a matter of time before various distinct web cultures such as 4chan, Reddit, Tumblr, etc. would breach containment and make their way into the mainstream. All of their elements ending up in a heterogeneous mix across major platforms.
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>Tumblr's gender sorcery has manifest into real world legal issues. Reddit is now run by the Tumblr trannies who can't draw and now mainly exists for tranny validation circlejerking and discussing news in a "heckin' wholesome way". Twitter, as you said, is basically just an open-world rpg version of 4chan now. Everywhere you go, everyone is calling everyone cuck or soy. Pepe became a "hate sybol". Sharty is entirely derivative, even in its resentment of 4chan. Its basically 4chan's rebellious teenage child who insists he isn't like his dad. PUA/incel terms like "mog", "foid", "[x]-pilled", "[x]-cel" are now household terms. My boomer parents who watch cable news and don't even have social media asked me about Nick Fuentes. Old friends of mine who were complete normies a few years ago are now Jew-noticers and send me related content on Instagram.
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>It's cast a very long shadow.
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