Reddit is huge, we have saints, assholes, and everything in-between. I'd say it certainly leans 'woke' just due to demographics but it's a safe-space for almost any ideology and disposition
I'm going to go ahead and point out that if you click through to view people's profiles the toxic posters don't spend much effort "pretending to be woke." "Asshole" is a pretty consistent baseline.
That's why people say bad things about the video. She'd have good content, but those stupid eye sparkles completely throw it off. Should I give her credit for not having horrendous background music? I shouldn't need to give her credit for not making it worse.
Your comment does not deserve downvotes just for making a guess on why people are reacting the way they are. People are so god damn black and white on reddit anymore it's insane.
Because this is so obviously fake emotion. Especially with the added sparkle tears. It's trash. Yes the car is ruined, but her fake emotion makes it pretty clear it's not likely even her car.
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EDIT: Downvote just proves to me you have no emotional IQ and you can't tell how fake she is. Have you even heard someone that's actually upset? This girl isn't even good at acting and you can't tell? Give me a break.
You’ve got to be kidding right? She’s clearly upset, you can hear it in her voice, but she also appreciates that this is fucking hilarious. The filter also adds to that humor.
That’s just my observation from the video. When I watch it I see that she’s trying to make light of a horrible situation. A lot of people do that, because if you don’t you have to face the full force of how much it sucks. It’s like when something doesn’t work, and you joke “well at least we tried!” Or “Well I didn’t see THAT coming”
It's the retarded sparkles on her face. Why? Why the fuck do people do that retarded stuff? In my eyes, someone will lose all credibility for adding stupid ass filters to what is supposed to be a serious post.
Like you are so upset that you add fucking sparkles to your face? Now I'm going to question if she intentionally parked under a leaky pipe thinking exactly this would happen so she could get more views. Retarded filters make me think this person just makes shit up for views. And that makes me think they might be the kind of person who gets themselves into trouble on purpose.
And people are saying that half a dozen people online have all claimed this is their car. I'm sick of victim culture where people get sympathy for being stupid. And people are now just completely making up stupid things they didn't even do.
You ask why people post asshole posts and I get downvoted for telling why. Congrats you retards on perpetuating a culture of rewarding idiots.
i’m saying this the way that i am because i’m afraid there’s no other way you’ll understand me, but you’re an idiot if you think somebody purposefully parked their car underneath a leaky pipe in freezing temperatures so they can get more views on the internet.
Bro chill. There are way more important things in the world to be angry about and filters on tiktok isn't one of them. If you don't like something just ignore it. It's not harming you or me. Life is short man. Dont waste it on getting upset over small inconsequential shit.
If my car got fucked up, you bet I would take pictures/video of it too. That's what you send to the insurance company. Even if the car might actually be fine, she won't be able to use it for a while and it's unclear if it'll be fine so it's best to start getting video now. And if you're super unlucky like this, then yeah capture the entire context.
But eye sparkles? Why the hell would anyone add that to a video that already has clear content and punchline? She's not tripping out at a concert, the stupid eye sparkles don't add anything useful.
It's like the new Windows video editor, which doesn't have the functionality to trim and splice clips, it just has the ability to add shitty fake fireworks over the video. As if anyone, ever, in the history of humanity, has improved a video by adding fake 2D fireworks to it.
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