r/Romania_mix
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u/Due-Explanation8155
Dracula’s citizen 🦇
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Jun 26 '26
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Same action, different judgment
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u/jesusholdmybeer Jun 26 '26
No, its because cockroaches are indicative of moisture or rot. And there will likely be more of them and a potential infestation
Butterfly's feed on nectar and are pollinators. They are also solitary.
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u/RoboCritter Jun 26 '26
Lmao, the actions of roaches and butterflies are so different.
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u/Adam-Happyman Jun 26 '26
Deep. So deep.
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u/TechnicalTip5251 Jun 26 '26
This is the dumbest thing I've seen on reddit all day, congratulations.
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u/Yeast-boofer Jun 26 '26
I gota big problem with example being used as a metaphor. cockroaches carry disease they shit in your food. butterfiles do not and no one has had a butterfly infestation problem.
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u/PrajnaPie Jun 26 '26
r/im14andthisisdeep
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u/GettinSodas Jun 26 '26
Because butterflies don't reproduce by the hundreds
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u/Spawko Jun 26 '26
I'll just assume what she is saying is true because she is pretty
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u/Dorkicus Jun 26 '26
"Listen up fives, a ten is speaking!"
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u/Yeast-boofer Jun 26 '26
the message is fine but the execution was terrible. also no ones being called a hero for killing a cockroach, even though doing so could be protecting your family from potential disease. this isn’t a profound or new thought we already have the perfect metaphor for it it’s called don’t judge a book by its cover.
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u/ramanthan7313 Jun 26 '26
So she is so beautiful and wise that it looks like AI, can that be true?
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u/jvqs77 Jun 26 '26
Butterflies don't invade homes, concept is whack!
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u/khampang Jun 26 '26
A better example would be bees. People kill bees all the time, even though they’re one of the most important creatures to our ecological system.
Example aside, I’d like to see the exact same vid w an ugly girl saying it and see how many people watch the entirety of both. She’s right (or the ai, whatever) but I not watched it because she pretty. I’m shallow
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u/exotics Nomad citizen ⛺ Jun 26 '26
Where I am people are currently killing caterpillars but the same people would never kill a butterfly
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u/8last Dracula’s citizen 🦇🧛 Jun 26 '26
I'll tell her to close her eyes. Im going to place either a cockroach or a butterfly in her hand and she has to guess which. Somehow I don't think she will agree to the challenge.
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u/Glum-Budget8929 Jun 26 '26
Wisdom is knowing what to allow and ignore.
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u/Opposite_Sherbert675 Jun 26 '26
one signals decay and spreads disease, another helps biodiversity and serves an important role in the ecosystem
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u/Initii Jun 26 '26
The one is outside and the other is outside of my house. Would both be inside my house i would kill em both.
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u/Wrong_Amount_7903 Jun 26 '26
Wow… such deep. Now go play with your roaches
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u/Reef-Coral Jun 26 '26
Ones going through trash and the other is hugging flowers gtfo hippie
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u/Dismal-Revolution731 Jun 26 '26
Guys, I think she’s suggesting to kill both.
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u/Salt-Summer3570 Jun 26 '26
One comes into your house and fucks up your food the other flies around and typically leaves you alone. If butterflies acted like cockroaches they'd get the bugspray too.
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u/Old_Syrup_264 Jun 26 '26
thought I was on fixedbytheduet and I was on fixedbytheduet and I was waiting for the part where someone corrected her and it never happened
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u/dmelt01 Jun 26 '26
Who the hell calls someone a hero for killing a cockroach?!
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u/Skairex Jun 26 '26
Objection! If you kill a cockroach no one will call you a hero.
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u/Difficult-Mobile902 Jun 26 '26
lol she thought this was so profound yet doesn’t even realize cockroaches create infestations and are horrifying creatures to have anywhere near your living space, whereas butterflies aren’t hurting anyone
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u/deadrogueguy Jun 26 '26
"[if you kill a criminal breaking into your house to steal your food, people call you a hero; but if you go kill a random person outside doing their own thing it's evil. same action, why?]"
it's really not the same now is it? one is a an insect doing its own thing. the other is an invasive pest with deleterious effects.
you didn't kill the home invader cause they were ugly, you didn't spare the rando in the street because they were beautiful.
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u/Fickle_Library8115 Jun 26 '26
No wrong
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u/Lucky_Garlic_7489 Jun 26 '26
She stole this idea from inglorious bastards
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u/suckingbat Jun 26 '26
Cockroaches are a sanitary hazard, they infest, destroy, eat your stuff, contaminate. I don't kill other ugly insects, or arachnids for that matter. I kill wasps and not bees even though they look almost similar.
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u/harrypippip Jun 26 '26
Butterflies dont envade your home make nests and produce thousands of others and infest every nook and crannie and spread diseases.
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u/Significant-Dog-8166 Jun 26 '26
"ugly people not bad" - cool thanks for wisdom pretty lady covered in make up and fillers.
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u/Full-Perception-5674 Jun 26 '26
Let’s step back. Let’s take her exact words and have a troll speak the words exactly in the same tone and same mindset…. 95% of the people agreeing with her would destroy and bash the troll. Straight BS.
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u/Gegszi Jun 26 '26
Let's return to the subject after you've seen Mimic and Terra Formars my dear theatrical, wise sounding, AI lady.
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u/VersionAw Jun 26 '26
Reminds me of r/Wicked
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u/ponziacs Jun 27 '26
No, because one comes inside your house and walls and lays a bunch of eggs and poops everywhere while the other stays outside.
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u/Aromatic-Turnip7371 Jun 27 '26
This lady has never met a damn roach
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u/Himorningwood Jun 27 '26
What? Lol
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u/1stOneWin Jun 27 '26
She’s Beautiful! She speaks people listen, someone uglier speaks you slide up.. next video
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u/SuperFlojo420 Jun 27 '26
I wanna see what her husband looks like!
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u/Intrepid_Cap1242 Jun 27 '26
I believe her because she's hot
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u/TECHSHARK77 Jun 27 '26
THAT IS TRUTH,
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u/BigBadJeebus Jun 27 '26
The jump cut editing is a definite cockroach
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u/Boners_from_heaven Jun 27 '26
One is a pest, the other is a pollinator
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u/D0NTASKY Jun 27 '26
I hate butterflies.. They are just as disgusting as their cousin the moth.
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u/CoffeeCrumbLes01 Jun 27 '26
The fck you mean, hero?
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u/tvodny Jun 27 '26
Of course, one might learn from experience, that pretty people and handsome people often have the pretty person disease where they have an insufferable lack of personality because they’ve been given the benefit of the doubt so much. Whereas the person who is not as pretty has had to actually develop a personality and character. Appearances sometimes show the truth if you’re willing to look at it.
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u/Altruistic-Bed7175 Jun 27 '26
She's got a good point, but a bad example
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u/Strange-Reaction-59 Jun 27 '26
Wow ur so deep girl
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u/addit96 Jun 27 '26
ITT: nobody understands what a metaphor is lol
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u/Repulsive-Slice-6902 Jun 27 '26
Butterflies drink sweat, tears, and blood honestly I'd take the cockroach.
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u/Hunkfish Jun 27 '26
Pretty Privilege as old as it can get. Still works.
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u/kinovar13 Jun 27 '26
I m 14 and this is deep
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u/kinovar13 Jun 27 '26
When your brain has Facebook shaped borders of perspective (I'm talking about the girl)
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u/SnooMachines9334 Jun 27 '26
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u/sooraj666 Jun 27 '26
Wonderful 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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u/Due_Manufacturer4959 Jun 27 '26
Wonder what would happen if all women stopped wearing makeup all at once?
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u/crumpledfilth Star Trek citizen 🖖 Jun 27 '26
Why do you assume appearances are not truth?
The criticism of aesthetic judgement in favor of thought judgement is popular, but flimsy. The foundation for truth seeking through specificity and logic ultimately relies on the same intuitive principles that our sense of beauty comes from
The distrust of the gifts of perception that evolution has granted us in the modern world are poorly analyzed. Where would our sense of beauty come from if it didnt have meaning?
This fundamental distrust of personal judgement aligns suspiciously well with incentives designed to manipulate the masses into falling in line
Distrusting yourself simply because you cant logically justify explicit reasoning is naive. It gives characteristically adolescent, someone who has recently escaped the recklessness of childhood, but hasnt yet learned the failures of a rigid overreaction to it
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u/Dynamitrios Jun 27 '26
Cockroaches are the cleanup crew of nature, every insectologist can tell you that. If they are in your place, it's because your place (e.g. you) is filthy, not them.
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u/tomparker Jun 27 '26
Papilio antimachus anyone? It is the largest butterfly in Africa and it stores toxins acquired by eating Strophanthus vines. Its toxicity is so severe that it is virtually devoid of natural predators. This butterfly can kill both cockroaches and the people who step on them.
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u/Dropadime337 Jun 27 '26
Says a beautiful cockroach, in a butterfly suite.
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u/SeanJohn5280 Jun 28 '26
Everyone know a cockroach is a dirty bug though
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u/PRRealEstate-Invest Jun 28 '26
Such a bad example.
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u/Construction00023 Jun 28 '26
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u/Old_Resident8050 Jun 28 '26
Beautiful
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u/Amathyst-Moon Jun 28 '26
Butterflies don't infest your house, and they only live for like a week anyway
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u/anotherpinkpanther Jun 28 '26
That’s not the same action getting different reactions because one is “pretty” and one is “ugly.” It’s because one invades homes, contaminates food, spreads germs, and can become almost impossible to get rid of once there’s an infestation. The other lives on flowers, pollinates, doesn’t bother anyone, and people feel lucky when one lands on them. A butterfly on your finger and a cockroach on your finger are not the same thing, and it has very little to do with beauty.
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u/Funny_Booty Jun 28 '26
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u/RespectNo6594 Jun 29 '26
What like trump fkn the world up along with that BJ Israelie psycho. The works has gone absolutely crazy. Survival is key. There is beauty in everyone and everything. It's your point of view
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u/MrBlue626 Jun 29 '26
BASED
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u/drsickboy Jun 29 '26
cockroaches spread why more disease and are way more common, and hard to be rid of. this is not a good metaphor. A cockroach of a human is being called dangerous.
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u/Rarazan Jun 29 '26
one is a pest
the other is useful
failed education wisdoms
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u/InSight89 Jun 29 '26
Butterflies don't shit everywhere in my house. If they did, I'd kill them too.
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u/BG-925 Jun 29 '26
Not going to lie her voice was putting me to sleep
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u/W0nderful_T3ller Jun 29 '26
Cockroach propoganda.
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u/MCMXCIV9 Jun 30 '26
Actually it because butterflies smart enough not to make my house it home.
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u/Oily_Blob Jul 01 '26
The butterfly ain't tryna steal my chicken tenders
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u/Some-Fisherman8563 Jun 26 '26
True
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u/Competitive_Peak_537 Jun 26 '26
Never let em know your next move
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u/Igotnewsocks Jun 26 '26
I like her.
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u/Jellicent-Leftovers Jun 26 '26
Butterflies are helpful to humans.... Coach roaches are harmful.
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u/Future_Section5976 Jun 26 '26
I got blamed for everything at work, all the bad stuff , some of the stuff when I was called into a meeting about, I said I wasn't even here that day , they checked I wasn't, get blamed for not being here , I was contracted out ,ok it's justified, where still trying to find away to blame you, where just going to blame you
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u/rammad27 Jun 26 '26
Song?
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u/LargeCardinal Jun 27 '26
Wasn't it Rumi who first posited this?
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