What I love about Outland is that he started as a regular everyday forumer that spiraled into an edgy starfish that desperately tries to debate everyone he doesn't like. He's at that point where he questions literally everyone who talks about him, pulling the the 'who me?? what did i do?? can you explain it the way debate club showed me?? show me friend!!!' And constantly acts like a passive aggressive dipstuff and doubles down when people call him out
I know this phrase has been used to death already but he needs to act his loving age. He's """""21""""". 21 year olds don't get snarky and downright autistic when people throw banter at them, and they certainly don't go on a passive aggressive rant about how we're all loving handicaps and they're so above us. He's like that one kid at school that memorized debate tactics so he can use them against the guys who laugh at him for being a loving weirdo. And don't loving lie there's a kid like that at your school. He's the one with zero friends and is always talking to himself about how the school is trash and how he'd love to stuff in the principal's pillowcase if he got the chance
Was that just at my school? Probably. But you get my point. He's loving annoying and reminds me of the kids who'd correct you if you get one degree off on a math test that's worth .5% of your total grade
INH is 90% more tolerable but falls into the category of 'misinformed arguing'. Seriously dude you do it all the time. Someone says something you argue with, only to realize you've actually misread or didn't understand what they were talking about. It's basically a trope at this point. But if God himself came down and said I had to choose between Outland and INH, I'd pick the latter
And I know some people are going to come out and say 'that's rich coming from you red you're a condescending starfish'
The difference is that I know. Unlike Outland I can actually tell that people think I'm being a richardhead and need to stop. I don't double my starfish output to make up for people calling me out
