@cpgrpr Sneako I will wear a shirt with a QR code that steals discord session tokens for every day for the rest of my life if you move to Afghanistan by the end of the week
Sneako I will wear a shirt with a QR code that directs people to your YouTube channel for every day for the rest of my life if you move to Afghanistan by the end of the week
Nick Fuentes warns the Iran-Israel war is about to increase, not just escalate
"It's also widening horizontally. It's going to draw in more countries, more theaters... Perhaps Yemen and Iraq separately become theaters of the conflict in addition to Lebanon and the Persian Gulf."
Nick Fuentes GOES OFF on people who are seething about Clavicular, Tate, and The Odyssey
"All our side does anymore is seethe. That's all you f*ggots know how to do is seethe about everything… can we just gloat? I like gloating. I like winning."
Superchatter asks Nick what era he'd time travel to
"Who would want to live in the past when there's war and pestilence and farming? Most of history is just farming... I like the present day when we have smart TVs, iPhones, Twitter, self-driving cars, AI."
Nick says every guy is cooked because women only care about money and status
"Any guy that has a billion dollars can take your girl. Your only protection is that a guy that absolutely demolishes you, status mogs, looks mogs, money mogs you, just never meets your girlfriend."
Nick Fuentes cooks Sean Hannity for his delusional take that he could use martial arts to disarm someone holding a gun.
"The total lack of self awareness truly boggles the mind."
1. To clarify: the argument is not over what it originally meant, but whether we should allow ts to dilute the internet dialectic or let it thrive as a new accent of sorts
I will admit the original usage of ts as this shit came before the expansion of today
2. You said:
“But using "ts" to just mean either "this" or "these" just seems lazy and isn't actually rooted in any cultural/texting thing”
The issue with this mentality is that the internet uses abbreviations because we are lazy and dont want to type things out, this is completely normal behavior. It also clearly HAS become a internet culture thing as evidenced by that we are arguing over the state of internet culture right now.
3. It is clearly an evolution as opposed to a devolution not because it is unclear what definition it maps to, but because it makes sense to use the “ts” entity in place of any of those words. The necessity of those words is merely stylistic and a complication of the English language. “Ts” grounds us in the conversation without limiting itself to a specific abbreviation.
Nick Fuentes cooks Dan Bilzerian for remaining silent on the Tate’s arrest
"When the chips are down, when you're being extradited for your six million r*pе charges, who's got your back right away? Who says nothing?”
Ts has been used in place of this, this shit, these, the, type shit (although rare) for the past year since ts was virally clarified like so “ts (this)”
So ur saying the elasticity of the phrase is evidence of devolution?
I would say it is evidence of an evolution of internet dialectic. Emerging from the chains of “this shit” and moving to be used as a shortener of all the previously indicated words.
And the best part is that it works and ts seethers are mad they cant keep “ts” down