This art of 'Old Internet' actually offended Twitter

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you can find the artist @FYMaxine !

gameplays: Ravenfield

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[moonum]

"Birds born in a cage think flying is an illness"
That's a damn good quote for what I'm seeing here.

[britasha]

The old free and creative internet IS BETTER.

The new overly sensitive, censored, obsessed and angry internet sucks in comparison.

[EnigmaBarry]

Old internet wasn't perfect, but it was a lot less egocentric. Social Media is what makes you think everything is about you.

[kylelacey]

Yes actually, I'd rather be called slurs than get doxxed and swatted by people who genuinely want to kill me because of my opinions. Correct.

[troybaxter]

How to piss off Twitter:

1. Post literally anything
2. Don't apologize
3. Profit

[inendlesspain]

"Birds born in a cage think flying is an illness"

This quote perfectly encapsulates why the current generation of kids (at least the part that feels comfortable in the modern internet, somehow) will never understand what made the old internet so great; it wasn't about being able to say slurs, it was about the freedom, the creativity, and the sense of community.

[adrianmadsen]

Twitter users need to understand that being offended isn’t an identity

[yipipayayiii]

Correct! I'd rather be called racial slurs than to get doxxed over fictional characters.

[pierredelapotterie]

Old internet was less about race, less about bigots, less about politics or at least it's not on your face all the time, social websites weren't a thing, people weren't trying to make clout out of anything and everything. Common sense was still alive then

[frvicboi]

"I like waffles"
"SO YOU HATE PANCAKES!?!? HUH!?!?"

[SERGX]

I do miss internet before mass social media
-Youtube wasn't TV 2.0.
-Artists didn't have to apologize for their creations
-People doing the most deranged, ridiculous and absurd bs for clout weren't that often

"Birds born in a cage think flying is an illness" Absolutely perfectly landed quote, it is the bird app in a nutshell.

[joaquindubini]

The toxic comment accidentally made the artist's point even stronger.

[mrbigglezworth]

Man, look at all those happy faces.

No wonder modern Twitter hates it.

[Moschel]

Love how Twitter immediately proved what the artist wanted to say with this picture xD

[oldfavorite]

Miss early 2010's and late 2000s, internet, culture, and vibe. Will never see that again so long, old friend.

[thebiggerzachariah]

Internet now: "man I love me some nutella"
"SO YOU HATE PEANUT BUTTER????"

Internet before: "man I love me some nutella"
"same"

[swellsauceFourNumbers]

“What about slurs?” Yes, because slurs are inherently an internet thing. Totally.

[FoxheimStudios]

We did it. We found a point in time where some people are so dense that the internet itself offends people on the internet.

[dawsonpierce]

Tip for everyone; If you are offended, you can leave. If you don’t like someone’s opinion, you don’t have to agree or argue why they are wrong. If you don’t enjoy the art you can use the mute or block button.

[cherrypiekitten]

Baker:*Bakes pastries*
Twitter: THATS OFFENSIVE