>>821628>conspiracy theoriesit used to be tongue in cheek, and now I don't know to what extent it still is tongue in cheek. there also used to be real conspiracy theories that made you think, rather than half-baked social media slop that gets constantly passed around. shit like MKUltra or Cicada 3301 or the manhattan project or whatever.
>animesad that anime has become mainstream, but it was bound to happen. every niche subculture eventually gets sacrificed to the meat grinder of capitalism.
>politicsthis is probably the biggest problem, there are too many bad faith and deliberately stupid people who want to use politics as a means through which they can acquire fame and fortune or whatever. that's shit, we don't need "politicians" to be synonymous with "rock stars"
>nazi memes and anti-semitismit's just stupid kids being edgy mostly, although the actual "white nationalists" cultivate that sort of atmosphere in order to further their own goals. get 'em while they're young.
>linuxall I know is that fuck windows, so whatever. the more people dropping microsoft the better.
>the real counterculture is being a normalfagnah that'd just make you culturally irrelevant. that may be what you want, if you're trying to disengage from this entire shitshow, but I don't think there's such a thing as "counterculture" anymore because the internet is pretty monolithic and homogenized.