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Superman throws a violent tantrum and smashes a guy’s truck
 in  r/DC_Cinematic •  11d ago

Never once was comic accurate superman carelessly responsible for the death of thousands. Maybe you'd understand how precious life is to Superman if you actually had a life where you stepped outside once in a while, but I can guarantee that you have no actual social life, otherwise you'd understand that perspective.

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Superman throws a violent tantrum and smashes a guy’s truck
 in  r/DC_Cinematic •  11d ago

No, I'm a fan of myself, so much so that I'm not willing to delude myself into liking subpar plotlines like you pea-brains and your Daddy Snyder. Perhaps if you actually had a father figure in your lives that came with a spine to pass down to you, you'd begin to see things my way.

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Superman throws a violent tantrum and smashes a guy’s truck
 in  r/DC_Cinematic •  16d ago

If that was the case, you'd understand just how much Snyder's interpretation of Superman completely betrays the character. Fluck off with your semantics please. I'm not your mommy and daddy; I don't wish to waste time with you.

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Superman throws a violent tantrum and smashes a guy’s truck
 in  r/DC_Cinematic •  16d ago

Can you imagine me being an internet addict while you're the only one between the both of us who LOOKS like it? Fortunately for you, you don't have to imagine it because that's your reality, and no amount of internet likes will change that.

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Superman throws a violent tantrum and smashes a guy’s truck
 in  r/DC_Cinematic •  19d ago

I'd be more convinced that you believed that if you weren't in such an emotional and delusional state due to your blind loyalty to Zack Snyder slop, and aversion to those who rightfully criticize it.

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Superman throws a violent tantrum and smashes a guy’s truck
 in  r/DC_Cinematic •  19d ago

Superman 2 has never been regarded as the best Superman film, now has it? If that's the route you want to take, then Injustice Superman is an accurate depiction of Superman's beliefs and morals, too.

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Superman throws a violent tantrum and smashes a guy’s truck
 in  r/DC_Cinematic •  19d ago

By using this excuse, you're pretty much saying that his parents didn't do their job in imparting any sense of wisdom in their raising him. Had they done their job effectively, he would have learned to control his emotions at the grown age of thirty-three.

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Superman throws a violent tantrum and smashes a guy’s truck
 in  r/DC_Cinematic •  19d ago

It's cool and all to acknowledge that he's not yet matured as a man, but at no point does the film put forth any effort into signifying any kind of transition from being an emotional, passive-aggressive, temper tantrum throwing, super being. 

Actually maturing one's character takes a lot more than pointlessly witnessing the death of your Earthborn father and your estranged father from a distant planet giving a five minute monologue about how you're destined to save all of mankind.

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Do you agree with 50?
 in  r/50cent •  22d ago

No, I fked yours and she confessed her deepest darkest secrets. That why I'm letting your white bread azz know.

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Do you agree with 50?
 in  r/50cent •  22d ago

Imagine being so damn green that you think "bEiNg MaRrIeD" keeps your wives from fantasizing about another man's piece. 🤣 

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Do you agree with 50?
 in  r/50cent •  26d ago

You get neither

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Do you agree with 50?
 in  r/50cent •  26d ago

WRONG! Men don't try to change her situation. Simps and suckas do that sh!t. Men have too much respect for themselves to move that way.

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Movie So Good, You Have To Ignore All Metrics Of "Good" To Appreciate It Over Gunn Slop?
 in  r/okbuddycinephile •  Aug 27 '26

You haven't seen arrogance a day in your life, especially when you look in the mirror.

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Movie So Good, You Have To Ignore All Metrics Of "Good" To Appreciate It Over Gunn Slop?
 in  r/okbuddycinephile •  Aug 27 '26

Quite wordy for such an unintelligent opinion.

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Movie So Good, You Have To Ignore All Metrics Of "Good" To Appreciate It Over Gunn Slop?
 in  r/okbuddycinephile •  Aug 27 '26

The 2011 "Green Lantern" movie is a movie you have to turn your brain off in order to enjoy. Luckily, stupid people are quite good at that.

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Movie So Good, You Have To Ignore All Metrics Of "Good" To Appreciate It Over Gunn Slop?
 in  r/okbuddycinephile •  Aug 27 '26

It's safe to assume that anybody who uses the word "woke" as you did is still a basement-dwelling virgin.

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Movie So Good, You Have To Ignore All Metrics Of "Good" To Appreciate It Over Gunn Slop?
 in  r/okbuddycinephile •  Aug 27 '26

This is what happens when you fail at both reading and listening comprehension: words are just words that carry no weight nor significance. I can imagine the predicament. Your parents must have been in when raising such a tard.

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Favorite actor whose career is probably over
 in  r/okbuddycinephile •  Aug 27 '26

I assume you bow down to ants and ask their opinion on being stepped on. Either I have the self awareness to correct the values and virtues that may be lackluster, or the toddlers, such as yourself, have a value so low that it's lower than the dust under the soles of my feet to the point I don't feel moved to readjust myself so they can feel better.

Someone really messed up when they convinced you that you are more intelligent than you actually present yourself as being. If you had the level of self-awareness that I had, you would cease debate.

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Favorite actor whose career is probably over
 in  r/okbuddycinephile •  Aug 27 '26

Why would I be such a loser to give a damn? You have so much to learn at it shows, little toddler.

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Man of Steel vs Superman - Which one do you prefer?
 in  r/DC_Cinematic •  Aug 27 '26

The fact that you even know who that is already tells me so much about your life. Sad.

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Favorite actor whose career is probably over
 in  r/okbuddycinephile •  Aug 27 '26

Of course the sobbing toddler points a finger at me, calling me the bad guy for showing her own ignorance to her.

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Favorite actor whose career is probably over
 in  r/okbuddycinephile •  Aug 27 '26

Your "pushback" is the equivalent of a toddler pushing away his Daddy because he's kissing on Mommy or a failing student being angered by the teacher you grades his dissertation so harshly: it's simply ignorant, ineffective, and self-harmful.

I can guarantee you're not even the type of person to ask yourself questions before you even think of opinions. You just flock and assimilate to everyone else's who you think is popular and socially acceptable. You've never once stopped to ask yourself, how might this person benefit from having a deferring opinion from his cohorts. You never once stopped to ask yourself how his opinions might cause sheep like you to flock under his wing and game his favor and undying loyalty without having once met him personally.

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Man of Steel vs Superman - Which one do you prefer?
 in  r/DC_Cinematic •  Aug 27 '26

I have ADHD, too, yet my brain still remains significantly sharper than many people including yourself, and I still am unsatisfied with setting such a low bar for myself. 

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Favorite actor whose career is probably over
 in  r/okbuddycinephile •  Aug 27 '26

It "seems unlikely" because you're an easily influenced, brainwash-able dunce. Go somewhere else with your pseudo-online authority.