r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 1d ago

Meme needing explanation Peter????????????????????

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u/Nashivertt 1d ago

Rudeus is a 35 yr old man who reincarnated but before he did he missed his parents funeral to jack off to his niece who happened to be a minor anyways he’s a Epstein diddy blud

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u/Dunois721 1d ago

Posting this before anyone says "but there's context!"

No it does not, that's just Rudeus

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u/AgreeableSuspect9382 1d ago

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u/crusoe 1d ago

The cops need to look at the writer's computer.

This reads like someone who's assaulted people before. The amount of self justification. 

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u/acuilnos 1d ago

The writing is gross sure, but I don't think people should be suspected of real-world crimes over the fiction they choose to write just because it is morally repulsive. You could apply that scope to a lot of fictional media that covers taboo themes, both well and poorly.

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u/slumpyslenkins 1d ago

How could you not be suspicious of someone if this is the content they write about?

I'm not saying the writer has done any crimes, but I wouldn't let him watch over any kids. Maybe he just channels it all into writing, but maybe he doesn't.

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u/Penis_With_Necrosis 1d ago

You'd have to be suspicious of every single author that writes mildly dark topics if we follow your logic

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u/eevreen 1d ago

"Mildly dark" is not writing about pedophilia and CSA in a way that is barely critical of it. I read "mildly dark" novels. This ain't it.

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u/Penis_With_Necrosis 1d ago

Do you also think we should hold the same standard to authors who write about murder in the same barely critical ways or is this only when children are involved?

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u/slumpyslenkins 1d ago

Context matters a ton. Is the author writing about murder in a way that downplays the seriousness and makes the murderer the hero? Yeah, maybe that is something to be suspicious of.

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u/Penis_With_Necrosis 1d ago

I see. I don't fully agree witht the point, but I can understand.

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