Do you the think the widespread use of "pleb" and "patrician"

>>9011625
Yes

The former, and that's readily apparent to anyone who's browsed /mu/ or /tv/ for extended periods of time

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>>9011633
It's funny that /tv/ love to use the pleb/patrician and flick/kino dichotomy yet threads about capeshit dominate the board.

Plebs should know their place, do you even realise how awful /lit/ would be without unironic elitism

>>9012789
naisu!

>>9011625
I believe anyone who thinks the former is trapped in an inferiority/superiority game and will derive pleasure (feel superior) for recognizing this feeling in other; meta superiority. This thinking would have made sense as little as 6 years ago.

It's a much deeper thing because, taking an actual meme producing board like /tv/ for example, their use of pleb/patrician extends from knowingly using it for 'babby criterion' which could be called irony but also using it for something as obscure as elevator footage or grainy security cam footage in a shopping mall. As with all memes it requires a certain investment, you have to buy into its meaning before it actually gains any meaning. You have to accept it as it is totally before you can make sense of it.

>>9013158
>I was only pretending to be retarded!

>>9011625
That's a rather "plebian" thing to think.

My farts are VERY damp today.

>>9012752
disgusting, even the 3x3 are already infected its almost like a r/movies