Post number #420671, ID: 45552c
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Actually most people are normies. It's very likely that everyone in your life is a normie except you.
Post number #420684, ID: dfe456
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They might look like people, but normies do not generally have the self-awareness characteristic of consciousness.
Post number #420735, ID: c191b2
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Never had a conversation with a notmie. They just keep repeating the same shit.
Post number #420788, ID: 571611
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Op, shut the fuck up, npcs are just there they aren't people.
Post number #420796, ID: e2ead8
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Yeah-yeah, and every single one of you think that everyone around is a normie, everyone, but you. That's just silly, c'mon. We're all normies in a way.
Post number #420799, ID: 02c0a0
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>>420796 i didn't know we had npcs on this site
Post number #420800, ID: e2ead8
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>>420799 yeah, sure buddy
Post number #420811, ID: fb2a7d
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I'm a normie.
Post number #420832, ID: 7a6b65
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The whole normie meme was dead for a good reason, don't revive it
Post number #421095, ID: 7f1e6c
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OP is a filthy liar. Normalfags aren't anything
Post number #421333, ID: 9315d8
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>>7a6b65 Maybe because normies didn't hurt them anymore so we started using NPC?
Post number #421335, ID: 2fddea
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>>421333 NPC carries a stronger meaning imo. Normie is just the regular guy following the norm, regurgitating what they see/hear/read in popular medias. NPC is the one so entrenched in it they can't be saved - they don't even play the game, they're being played.
Post number #421341, ID: 0d0f46
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>>421335 sound hypocrite considering that 99% of idiots that use npc follows a orange madman, a dumb fuck who didn't knew how to close a porn tab, a dude who declare something as a fact while studying the exception instead of the norm, causing a ride on transphobia And we can't forget about word of god: the most agreeable opinion on the site.
It's like you people went back in time and became Chunibyo again, the middle school syndrome was supposed to end when you enter highschool
Post number #421464, ID: 2fddea
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>>421341 I don't think NPC is a Trump supporter exclusivity. I mean, I use it, as well as many people of various obediences. Posting a Pepe doesn't make you a /pol/tard. The meme is a convenient way to describe a reality, so why not use it?
Post number #421496, ID: 0d0f46
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>>421464 why not? The man knows nothing about politics and they'll defend him to death
Is not tho, everyone has a reason to do something and everyone has gone through stuff their entire lives, then why are they npc? Just cause they don't agree with your opinions? Why aren't you a npc? You may think "I'm not a npc cause I can think freely" but so do I and I'm sure I can find someone calling me a npc. Everyone has opinions just like you, why are their npcs? Why aren't you one?
Post number #421503, ID: 02d88c
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>>421496 They are NPC because they are normies.
Post number #421546, ID: 2fddea
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>>421496 >Everyone has opinions just like you, why are their npcs? Why aren't you one? Well yeah, you're just saying that the word is subjective and relates to the speaker ideology/culture/situation/whatever. But it is the case with many other words ("beautiful", "ugly", "stupid"...). Doesn't make them less useful.
Post number #421694, ID: ce8d50
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>>421496 to me, an npc is someone whose views, tastes, or mannerisms are highly based on conformity, or other people they think are cool. I prefer to think of it as a scale or gradient rather than two separate categories.
For instance, one thing that often makes someone a normie to me is (US) politics. So many people these days don't argue because they truly want to defend their beliefs; it's all devolving into denouncing the other party as evil and praising your own as (1/2)
Post number #421695, ID: ce8d50
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>>421694 unsulliable.
Another thing that makes me think of someone as an NPC is their taste in music. I don't know if people actually, truly enjoy mumble rap, but it certainly seems to me like they only listen to it because thats what's popular now.
In the end, I suppose NPC and normie aren't accurate words. It would be more accurate to say how I think of them more as "part of everyone else" rather than individuals. Now, there's nothing wrong with that, it's their choice (2/3)
Post number #421698, ID: ce8d50
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>>421695 to make, and they aren't bothering me. I do feel some sort of minor elitist derision towards them, though.
Finally, I use these terms and I wouldn't label myself a Trump supporter. I think it's just something that all elitists of the Internet use, at least in my experience. That first post was needlessly inflammatory, and things like that make me start to think of you as a normie: someone who is only there to defend the ideals of a crowd and lash out at their enemies (3/
Post number #421699, ID: ce8d50
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>>421698 rather than attempt to understand those who disagree.
Post number #421711, ID: 9e6f3d
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The ironic thing about the term normie though is, that so many people probably just used it, because they saw others use it and wanted to be part of it, which the same behaviour, they criticised
This is why I'm really annoyed by the term
Also, while there are people above the average normie, many people are below it, so there are definitely worse kinds of people than normies
Post number #421720, ID: b96a7d
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NPCs aren't people
| Actually most people are normies. It's very likely that everyone in your life is a normie except you.