Zallest said:
Hail the wise beard man, his words are wise his face is beard.
I used to be a frequent poster on 4chon but after it became the new hip thing like facebook or myspace i took my leave because it just wasn't a super fun secret internet club anymore. Althou i do often visit /a/.
I still visit /b/ every now and then, however mostly just for the porn and in hope of better times (like when /b/ was good, haha).
Although I seriously miss the good old times where I joined and anyone not old enough would get underage b&, where anyone asking something would be flamed and be told to lurk moar, and when leaving the board for a week would mean you'd have alot of memes to catch up on...
Zallest said:
Project Chanology was however something that caught my intrest. 4chan has taught me one thing that i would not live without and that is "Internet is serious business" which i always assumed was said with a sarcastic tone because it is not serious business...
I think what Anon did was a good thing. It caught the public eye and made most people look at Scientology not as a religion but as what it is, a cult. Although Anon generly prefer to stay away or atleast USED TO prefer staying out of the public eye i think that this was a good message. About saying that "Most protesters were new" or as Anon would say it "Protesters are Newfags", that is just Anon turning on itself which always does. Anon always fight with other Anon so it is no suprise.
This article thou? needs moar desu
When project Chanology was new, I really didn't care that much.
To me, Scientology was just another religion (although I'm aware that they're classified as a cult).
I never understood the big deal, why anonymous would actually give a crap about them when we have had so many religions among us all along, and why Scientology would receive a different treatment.
The message to me, was simply a waste of time and a double standard towards every other religion.
As I often had a tendency to get trolled, I have learned the phrase "Serious business" the hard way.
I would most definitely not say that the protesters are fighting serious business, rather they are enforcing it.
They're taking things too seriously, and they're putting unnecessary attention onto /b/ while doing it.
I will have to admit that there was a time I considered joining into the raids just for the fun of meeting other people... but meh, I live too far way from most of the raids anyway.
Zallest said:
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Simski said:
Urgh, I hate the raiders...
They messed things up badly, taking alot of shit too seriously.
I personally do not worry about Scientology more than any other religion/cult.
I'd rather have them protesting things that actually matter, such as Christianity.
THAT would be something worth recognizing anonymous for, not just some shitty cult protest performing like they did at the Boston fail party.
Raiders exist for one reason, to make something into serious business and make you mad.. if they can frustraite you and make you hate them then they have won
the game, it is best to just ignore them and pretend their not there, don't feed the troll :/
You did that on purpose didn't you?
I just lost the game.
Luckily I don't see alot of raiders anymore, although I hate how they practically invited people into 4chan somehow made /b/ even worse :/
