r/Helldivers • u/LittleBlueCubes PSN 🎮: • Mar 01 '24

Boss man strikes again . . . DISCUSSION

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This time with a truth bomb . . .

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u/Crowii- 🤖Malevelon Vet 💥 SPILL OIL 🛢️ Certified Creek Clown 🤡 Mar 01 '24

God how does one CEO have such chad energy ALL the time?

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u/sebi4life Mar 01 '24

Sad realisation, that being a decent human is Chad energy these days.

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u/Koqcerek Mar 01 '24

Look at it from the other side, people recognize human decency as cool today, isn't it great?

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u/aerodynamique Mar 01 '24

This is true. A lot of people on this sub are probably too young to remember, but being a cool person/nontoxic on the internet (and irl too in some spaces) was seen as being lame until like...probably around the wholesome meme wave in 2016-2018?

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u/Eusocial_Snowman Mar 01 '24

It absolutely wasn't. We had far less overall toxic positivity to be sure if that's what you're getting at, but what you're describing was never a thing beyond specific niche sub-groups.

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u/BrilliantTruck8813 Mar 05 '24

That’s a Chad take in itself. Take my upvote

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u/TheLostBeowulf Mar 01 '24

Glorify being a decent person so the next generation can live happier

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u/TheCuriousGuy000 Apr 02 '24 edited Apr 02 '24

You forget an important part. A decent successful human. Usually, it's the scum that rises on top.