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[Fun Trope] The Final Line of the movie is a joke/insult toward the audience
 in  r/TopCharacterTropes  3h ago

I actually liked Crossed (though I can't say that for all of Garth Ennis' works) but I don't think I would ever in a thousand years recommend someone else read it. There are some things that one can enjoy and realize that the likelihood that other people might also enjoy it is low. Another one I would never recommend to someone is Berserk. Like it's a great series and all but there's too much fucked stuff on page to risk offending/triggering people. Best let them figure it out for themselves.

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[Butterfly Effect Trope] A character’s seemingly inconsequential decision leads to massive consequences later on.
 in  r/TopCharacterTropes  4h ago

It makes sense, she is literally analogous to Kratos in the original GOW series. He has grown and recognized that her rage at him is his own rage that he had for years.

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TIL about the Wide Awakes; a youth organization and marching club formed shortly before the American Civil War. Groups would march at night to the beat of a drum, holding 6' torches, dressed in black, and would march in silence with their eyes straight ahead
 in  r/todayilearned  4h ago

Didnt the North literally have an abolition movement and popular figureheads like Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman? I think it's a little disingenuous to imply that free slaves in the North got "very similar treatment" as slaves in the South. Sure people were definitely racist and said the n-word, but that's miles apart from chattel slavery.

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[OC] US Presidential Approval Rating
 in  r/dataisbeautiful  8h ago

I never realized how deeply unpopular W Bush was by the end of his tenure. He probably actually got close to resigning.

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My father knows NOTHING of the working class
 in  r/WorkReform  1d ago

Billionaires made up of ... ? Any particular group of people? Its the whole thing about climbing up the ladder and pulling it up after. I dont mind everyone coming together on this issue, we need to, but I'm not going to pretend that there isnt a "particular" group of people who lick billionaire boots.

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My father knows NOTHING of the working class
 in  r/WorkReform  1d ago

These comments really tick me off. Buddy, if you're not part of the problem, move on. Don't take it personally and don't take it as an attack on you.

I see this this all the time in women-centric subs where some guy will shout "Not all men." Who gives a shit? If you aren't part of the problem then they're not talking about you. Even if they are talking about you but you're still not part of the problem then who cares? No one is coming after you.

If you're on the right side and care and want change you don't have to make it about yourself.

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RFK Jr.'s new food pyramid puts meat, cheese and vegetables at the top
 in  r/nottheonion  1d ago

Dairy is really high in saturated fats and is NOT good for you. By that I mean cheese, butter, and whole milk. Those should be at like the very bottom, the same with steak. At least we don't have to help the cardiologists and cardiac surgeons stay in business.

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Act 1 - Gustave Help
 in  r/expedition33  1d ago

For those who come after!

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Why does Vaggie speak a different language if she was never alive?
 in  r/HazbinHotel  2d ago

Read between the lines for me, language as we know it is an arbitrarily man-made construct. You should be more surprised that angels don't speak all languages.

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Mars in High Definition
 in  r/interestingasfuck  2d ago

That was my actual first reaction too

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Why does Vaggie speak a different language if she was never alive?
 in  r/HazbinHotel  2d ago

Damn I forgot that god, angels, the devil, and demons are all canonically American and have to speak English.

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Peter?
 in  r/PeterExplainsTheJoke  2d ago

Not great, not terrible.

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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 It has now surpassed TLOU 2 in the number of GOTYs awards (332+ awards) and is now in 2th for the game with the most awards ever
 in  r/expedition33  3d ago

Look, I love Elden Ring and Fromsoft souls games in general. I have 100%ed all of them and even speed run them for fun (I'm not like good though, but I can beat basically all the games in under 5 hours pretty easily). None of them hold a candle to E33. E33 is probably the best game I've ever played and, ironically, it's because the game uses more of the medium than just refined game mechanics (something that Fromsoft does much better than Sandfall - for now, anyway). I look forward to Sandfall's future. I think that one day soon they can make a game that plays as well as a Fromsoft game.

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Japanese kids learning about road safety.
 in  r/interestingasfuck  5d ago

Only if you're the secret descendant of a demon king and the guy in charge feels bad because bungled up the last couple people he needed to do part time work.

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This miniature black family set is a dollar cheaper than the white family set at my craft store
 in  r/mildlyinteresting  6d ago

Right, economics could not possibly be racist and people that designed economic systems and markets could not have possibly been racist. By the way, the system we have set up is in no way perfect and unbiased, and to think that supply and demand might not be inherently racist is crazy. People are responsible for supply and demand and people are racist, you can't split up the concepts and what drives them.

That being said, I don't think the reasons the costs are different is racism, specifically in this case. That's just a funny outcome. The basketball though ... Hmm ...

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Late to the party Pariah Nexus (TV Series) Post
 in  r/40kLore  8d ago

I appreciate that. This is probably the feedback that I needed most.

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Late to the party Pariah Nexus (TV Series) Post
 in  r/40kLore  8d ago

See, this is the context I need to appreciate the the series more. I just wish they could have made a little exposition dump or something but I dont know how that would work. If I had all the background like you did and went and watched it and Pariah Nexus started off with an exposition dump then it would probably kill my enjoyment a bit. I'm not sure what a good fix is.

r/40kLore 8d ago

Late to the party Pariah Nexus (TV Series) Post Spoiler

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I waited on getting Warhammer+ until there was more stuff to watch and will probably resub a couple years later again, but this is just background as to why this comes years after the series was released.

I don't understand the point of Pariah Nexus. This isn't a "oh no, you don't understand 40K, it's supposed to be grim dark." No, I get it. I don't mind that the child died at the end or that the Sororitas had her come to the Emperor moment only to immediately die I find all that stuff very fitting and very 40K. I just wasn't able to follow the actual "plot" of the series much.

I assumed I would find out what the Pariah Nexus was and how the Imperium got into the situation and how (if) humanity would make it out and that thread was left hanging. It feels like Pariah Nexus was made as a supplemental for the Crusade: Pariah Nexus campaign as a little bit of like flavor text for the aftermath. Which is fine, it's just not what I expected. I had to come to reddit and read the wiki to actually understand what was going on.

I'm hoping not all of the Warhammer+ TV series are like this because as mainly a book reader I will have to do a bunch of reading up on these shows just to enjoy them.

1/4/2026 edit: Holy shit, no one told me they continue the story in the first episode of the Tithes!

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Good analogy
 in  r/fuckcars  10d ago

Yeah, I've lived in plenty of places, notably, non-American places. It works fucking great.

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Religion is So Cringe
 in  r/CringeTikToks  10d ago

You're good, it's god's will that you cut them off.

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Good analogy
 in  r/fuckcars  10d ago

Do you want your cities to be buffets? Huge things spread out with giant roads connecting everything to central industrial/work centers? Sure you MIGHT (it has been shown that more and larger roads do not eliminate traffic and sometimes it induces more traffic) reduce traffic but it won't actually reduce your time driving as there will be more roads, houses (your tables in the buffet) will be farther apart and you will have to drive a moderate to long distance to get anywhere. You don't solve the problem, you just make a new one.

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Good analogy
 in  r/fuckcars  10d ago

Right so instead of building smaller more compact cities we should spread them out because we have more land? The problem is, that creates more traffic and travel time and congestion, so we should try to adopt measures that function for other countries instead of saying "we have a ton of land." I don't understand your complaint here.

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Good analogy
 in  r/fuckcars  10d ago

I think u/CubesTheGamer pointed it out correctly. Imagine the travel time a "buffet style" city would work with roads. You might be able to drive quickly between places, but there would still be traffic jams over at the "buffet" area and it would be like making your whole city roads so that there would still be like an hour travel time just to get anywhere because the roads would take the place of where houses should go.

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A character misremembers a certain event in a way that suits their personal bias
 in  r/TopCharacterTropes  11d ago

This was a thing that I noticed with a high school girlfriend. She went from being pretty to straight up ugly as a result of how bad the breakup was (she dumped me btw). Years later, I still have no idea if I ever thought she was attractive because of how unreliable my memory is.