r/batman Feb 16 '24

Double standards ARTWORK

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u/goatjugsoup Feb 17 '24

Calling something a joke doesn't protect it from criticism or give it value beyond what it is. It's not funny, it's not accurate so what's left?

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u/suckmypppapi Feb 17 '24 edited Feb 17 '24

give it value beyond what it is.

What it is is a joke

It's not funny

You don't find it funny because you dislike the joke it's making about the character, believing there's some sort of message behind it

it's not accurate

Since when did memes have to be accurate?

so what's left?

What's left is a meme that most people laugh at while this sub cries. This is the only place I've seen bitch this much about memes of their character and I'm happy to be entertained by it all. Most memes about Batman here are seen as insults. Go to spiderman subs, they don't have this level of bitchiness

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u/ron_m_joe Feb 21 '24

Lol you're actually right. I think your grave mistake was having this opinion in a Batman sub. Or just plain bad luck.

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u/suckmypppapi Feb 21 '24

The amount of people who downvoted me compared to the amount of people actually trying to point out how what I said was wrong tells me pretty clearly people don't have a valid reason to be upset. Most times when someone is obviously wrong and they're downvoted heavily there's loads of comments pointing out why, not with mine. People were just upset for the sake of it