• fmstrat
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      Good to see even in that hellscape people are responding appropriately (top comments).

      It’s pages and pages of OP getting blasted.

        • @Whats_your_reasoning@lemmy.world
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          I’m pretty sure this is it. It looks like mods straight-up razed the thread. There are comments remaining, but only after you scroll past the sea of deleted content.

          I found one commenter that made a really interesting observation:

          I think you and your sister have different definitions of what love means. You think love means you put up with bad behavior from your loved ones and she thinks love means you don’t behave badly towards your loved ones.

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          43 days ago

          I don’t have it handy now but I just SearXNG’d the title with quotes.

    • @Mercuri@lemmy.world
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      Holy shit… “How do I get through to her that she’s overreacting?” No, if you think she’s overreacting then you 100% deserve what you got.

    • @TrickDacy@lemmy.world
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      I struggle to see what could be construed as a joke here

      Edit: I think I get it. They think the joke is ‘imagine if I was so awful!’ . The problem is though, they voted for that exact action to occur in the world.

    • @Prandom_returns@lemm.ee
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      The OP in that screenshot even sounds insufferable through text. Can’t imagine what a dickhole they’re in real life.

      • @DizzyAV@lemmy.world
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        "leopards ate my face

        “On October 16th, 2015, Twitter user @cavalorn tweeted, “‘I never thought leopards would eat MY face,’ sobs woman who voted for the Leopards Eating People’s Faces Party.” The tweet became a common way to refer to regretful voters over the following five years.”