r/SubredditDrama • u/Xaendarus • Aug 22 '15

Is it okay to judge m'lady without properly making her acquaintance? Or are people exactly who they appear to be in internet photos? Cosplay, fat drama and more as /r/JustNeckbeardThings debates.

/r/justneckbeardthings/comments/3hx68m/mrw_i_see_a_douchebro_checking_out_mlady/cubonsn
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u/ftylerr Aug 23 '15

Sometimes I forget that the way a person looks means I can stop treating them like a human being with intrinsic value - and then reddit reminds me. Thanks reddit!

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u/ttumblrbots Aug 22 '15

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u/LIATG Aug 22 '15

Why is all the r/JustNeckbeardThings drama I see fat drama?

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u/travio Aug 23 '15

Chubby guys often wear the neckbeard.

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u/BillyTheBaller1996 Aug 23 '15

I think that's one of the subs the fathate people spread out to. And surprise surprise, they're also misogynists!

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '15

That 'woman who is against feminism' you were arguing with would be right at home in r/AsABlackMan. His post history is quite the read.

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