You’ve probably never heard of Daniel Baryon before today.
And that sucks for you, because apparently you’ve been missing out on some quality content.
Like this spot-on contrast between right-wing and left-wing memes:
Right wing memes are short and sweet because they ask you to appeal to kneejerk assumptions which have already been deeply coded into your mind by social propaganda. By contrast, leftist memes are tasked with breaking your social brainwashing, which requires complexity and nuance
— Daniel Baryon (@apeirophobic) December 7, 2020
Right wing memes do not need several steps of explanation because hierarchical power structures have already done all the work conveying and embedding them deeply into default social practice. Thus they are inherently low effort.
— Daniel Baryon (@apeirophobic) December 8, 2020
We scrolled through his timeline, and he does appear to be the real deal, though he’s got all the makings of a world-class parody account.
— Siraj Hashmi (@SirajAHashmi) December 8, 2020
Perfect.
extraordinary
— peppermint bmo (@eigenrobot) December 8, 2020
ultraordinary
— Anti-postmodernist (@Antipostmodern1) December 8, 2020
Extra-ultra, even.
*boops your nose*
— Joanne Mason (@JoanneMason11) December 8, 2020
You could’ve just tweeted the left can’t meme and it would’ve been the exact same tweet
— The Dank Knight ? (@capeandcowell) December 8, 2020
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Yeah, but where’s the fun in that?
— Conscious Caracal ?? (@ConCaracal) December 8, 2020
— Write Girl Problems (@WriteGrlProbs) December 8, 2020
The more you need to explain things, the better it usually is
— Dan Stringer, SEC Pimp (@Danstringer74) December 8, 2020
Hey, you right-wing troglodyte. Calm down! You’re making a fool of yourself!
Lol right wing troglodytes coped so hard over those two little tweets. Really hit a sore spot.
— Daniel Baryon (@apeirophobic) December 8, 2020
You tell ’em, Daniel.
For more comedy gold, be sure to check him out on YouTube:
I just discovered this guy…wait till you listen to him explain his various and sundry (and inconsistent) theoretical constructs:https://t.co/icJSbUFeKO
— Breathtaking Inanity (@breathtkinan) December 8, 2020
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Update:
— Siraj Hashmi (@SirajAHashmi) December 8, 2020
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