It's hard to capture that in a term without resorting to something like "woke."

As Lenin said, "Leftism is an infantile disorder."

I guess everything related to cringe-inducing situations? Memes, images, videos... The -anarchy part as I vaguely remember originates from some reddit drama - less moderated sub split from /r/cringe or something.

UPD Google AI overview to the rescue!

The main difference is that r/CringeAnarchy was a banned, highly controversial subreddit focused on edgy, often hateful/violent "cringe" content with racist slang, while r/Cringe (likely referring to its successor or similar subs) is a mainstream subreddit for sharing generally embarrassing or awkward moments, focusing on humor without the explicit hate speech/incitement, though the original r/CringeAnarchy's banned nature and extremist leanings set it apart significantly from typical cringe-sharing communities.

Here's a breakdown:

r/CringeAnarchy (Banned):

Content: Featured "edgy" humor that often crossed into glorifying violence, racism (using terms like "nose-fren" for Jewish people), and Nazism ("Honk honk").

Focus: Pushed boundaries with hate speech and extremist ideologies disguised as cringe humor.

Status: Banned by Reddit for violating rules against glorifying violence.

r/Cringe (General):

Content: Shares embarrassing videos, posts, or situations (e.g., awkward social interactions, bad dancing, questionable fashion).

Focus: General awkwardness and relatable cringe, less about hate speech and more about social discomfort.

Status: A standard, active subreddit focused on lighthearted (though sometimes mean-spirited) embarrassment.

In essence, r/CringeAnarchy was a specific, toxic, and banned corner of the internet that used "cringe" as a vehicle for hate, whereas r/Cringe (and similar subs) is a broader category for sharing harmlessly awkward moments.

Lol at "nose-fren" - bad Google!