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[–] Madison420@lemmy.world 1 point 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (5 children)

The meme pictures a fictional genocidal magical dictator who tried to murder basically anyone who wasn't his literal slave. The captioned comments imply derision to both fans of friends and the cast and crew in both a braggadocios and disdainful way.

What part of my comment is more "aggressive" or "abnormal" then that?

Ed: the comment I responded to for comparison

Friends isn't funny, the office is like

Just dumb levels of cringe. Like so cringey no one would actually do that kind of thing, and I'm autistic. So it's so cringe I wouldn't do it. It's not even shitpost funny it's just

Humans being stupid?

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[–] Whats_your_reasoning@lemmy.world 1 point 1 year ago* (4 children)

All the people that don't know the original reference don't have that background info. We just see a guy who doesn't seem amused. I had no idea who the guy was (I still don't know, I just know what you wrote), so count me in that population.

We're in a memes community, not a specific fandom with shared esoteric knowledge. I could be wrong, but I imagine a lot of the people who upvoted/shared this meme probably thought "stone-faced guy didn't laugh." Which was all they needed to know in order to enjoy it.

Not looking to argue, just providing context for how others are looking at this meme. It doesn't seem "aggressive" to those who don't know where the image is from.

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[–] Madison420@lemmy.world 1 point 1 year ago* (3 children)

So how does my disagreement make me "aggressive" or "abnormal", that's the question.

To be clear my original comment was in response to:

Friends isn't funny, the office is like

Just dumb levels of cringe. Like so cringey no one would actually do that kind of thing, and I'm autistic. So it's so cringe I wouldn't do it. It's not even shitpost funny it's just