Important context: This was an instance of a crowd crush caused by poor crowd control.

edit: action has now been taken against the offending comment :)

(also some of you guys in the comments here have been yoinked by mods too… just be nice? this post was not an invitation to test out your boundaries)

by opening this spoiler you acknowledge that brigading and harrassment are against the rules

link to post in question: https://lemmy.world/comment/10965360

  • @[email protected]
    12•6 months ago

    Claiming that /r/atheism has any significant impact on the internet culture as a whole is just the silliest thing to claim without evidence or explanation of any sort. It doesn’t even say what he’s claiming they did to the internet’s culture just an implication that it was bad.

    Pretty empty table pounding statement

    • @alyth
      9•6 months ago

      This statement hardly merits the same level of proof as a scientific publication. The original post is an example of the obnoxious behavior you find on r/atheism.
      They feel superior to and smarter than religious people. In this extreme case, the poster expresses feeling superior to people who died in a stampede that took place at a religious event.
      Internet atheists who think they are superior to believers / Believers who think they are superior to atheists are two sides of the same coin.

      • @[email protected]
        4•6 months ago

        Scientific publication? Jesus dude, I’m just saying you’re showing a whole lot of shit without merit