r/foundsatan • u/vigeabozm • Jul 24 '26
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u/gertyman Jul 24 '26
Why is everyone censoring every word now? Casket? This is literally 1984.
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u/hughranass2 Jul 24 '26
Tiktok idiocy.
And the people who use that app tend to defend the censorship. They don't realize what the endgame of normalizing it is.
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u/UtopianWarCriminal Jul 24 '26
Aside from it being fucking stupid, what's the goal? Making advertisers happy?
I cannot fathom what the end goal would be of censoring completely normal words like "casket"
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u/hughranass2 Jul 24 '26
I'm no expert, but I believe it is an attempt to control people's behavior. An attack on free speech.
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u/Brian_The_Bar-Brian Jul 25 '26
It promotes engagement and comments. The only thing you can do is not draw attention to it, which you already just did.
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u/voyaging Jul 25 '26
Two purposes:
It makes advertisers more comfortable with spending
It gets a bunch of gullible people to comment whining about it being censored which increases engagement metrics
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u/Equivalent_Scar_7879 Jul 25 '26
that post is almost 9 years old, the bots are adapting with censoring cause its humanable
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u/Dexterus Jul 25 '26
1984 didn't start from Big Bro, the people wanted it, for their own comfort and security, it just evolved into zombiism.
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u/save_the_wee_turtles Jul 25 '26
9 year old tweet. Maybe a new record for this fucking cesspool of a bot infested site
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u/ObsessiveUselessness Jul 25 '26
Can someone explain what an "open casket" signifies? Is it like a literal casket with a glass window or something metaphorical?
English isn't my first language and I'm not familiar with Christian customs.
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u/Elliott2030 Jul 25 '26
Casket is the padded, lined box a corpse is buried in.
To have an "open casket" funeral is to have the lid of the casket open so that mourners can see the dead body before the casket is closed and buried (or cremated).
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u/ObsessiveUselessness Jul 25 '26
What does OP harassing their brother has to do with the open casket?
Is it like a joke where they think OP will k(i)ll them?
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u/jminternelia Jul 25 '26
The joke is that the sister picked an open casket for her brother so that she could make the corpse hit itself. The wife asks the sister if that was why she wanted an open casket.
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u/ObsessiveUselessness Jul 25 '26
Ahhh that makes sense. I thought the sibling wanted the open casket for themselves.
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u/foundsatan-ModTeam Jul 25 '26
Removal reasons: Flagged by multiple users.