Baby’s First Virtue Signal – Logo Change
I first really became acquainted with virtue signaling in college at the University I went to in the 90s, though I didn’t know that was the name for it at the time. I saw everyone else virtue signaling all the time. I thought it was lame. A question I constantly asked myself when walking on campus was, “Is that ‘FREE TIBET’ bumper sticker that was made in China actually going to help free Tibet?”
So I never really subscribed to virtue signaling. I couldn’t stand the constant avi-of-the-month changes on mainstream social media back when I was on it years ago. Even at work now, people do it on their slack profile. Some guy has had a Ukraine flag as his since it became en vogue.
People change, though, and so have I. I’m still a snarky asshole, but I’ve changed so much in the past five years or so that it could even be said I’ve been born again in some fashion. I virtue signaled that I’m a pureblood on Gab starting about a month ago with an avi change. It could barely be seen so I’ve now updated my logo to take out the bottom BGM and prominently place “PUREBLOOD” at the bottom.
There’s a couple reasons why I did it. The first is that I find it remarkably paradoxical that a mentally retarded person like me most of the time and a midwit the rest of the time could sniff out the potential democide being perpetrated by the Covid-19 “vaccine.” If stopping to think about it for more than a second, it becomes clear that neither of those are factors in deciding to get the vaccine or not. The key thought process centers around critical thinking, something I try to do to a certain extent.
The shocking part to me is how many others cannot perform critical thinking, or at least did not in conjunction with the vaccine. CDC statistics state 90% of the people in the USA have had at least one Covid-19 vaccine and my state statistics say 95%. I’m one in ten nationally and one in twenty in my state.
Thus, I’m signaling that I can think critically, which is something that can help others out in the shitstorm that’s just getting started. A couple years from now it will be a EF5 shitnado. It also makes me feel good about myself, “empowering” even. I feel stunning and brave. I’ve found the great thing about virtue signaling like this is that I can take it down whenever I want and pretend it never happened if I change my mind. Sure, the internet is forever, but I can just claim I was hacked by Russians. At least I’m not these people:
