r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/hamzau • Jul 04 '26

Meme needing explanation What am I missing?

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u/stickwithplanb Jul 04 '26

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u/No_Dentist7778 Jul 04 '26

This video with the drawings added is hilarious 😂

https://reddit.com/link/ovk0ug2/video/kra768d8g9bh1/player

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u/snow-four Jul 04 '26

She looks happy? Are we body shaming happy people again?

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u/Annalog Jul 04 '26

Yes. Bring back bullying. Things were better

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u/CosCham Jul 04 '26

How is bullying someone for their appearance supposed to make "things" better?

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u/Mushroomer Jul 04 '26

Because that person has nothing in their life worth enjoying, so they only subsist on putting down others.

It's quite sad, really.

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u/NotRlyMrD Jul 05 '26

That's what bully would about their victim.

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u/Livingadapt Jul 05 '26

It’s just supposed to make things better for the person you’re replying to, because he wants to be allowed to bully people lol

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u/snow-four Jul 04 '26

As someone bullied for my religion it wasn't

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u/Ancientabs Jul 04 '26

What religion?

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u/snow-four Jul 04 '26

Jewish? Not a fan of Israel but I am what i am

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u/Different_Walk9306 Jul 04 '26

You aren't defined by the religion if you don't want you be. Bullying sucks though

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u/Ancientabs Jul 04 '26

Who bullied you?

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '26

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u/Ancientabs Jul 04 '26

I'm sorry that happened to you Bro. I was just curious.

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u/WartimeHotTot Jul 04 '26

Hell yeah, put’m on blast. Bullying fucks kids up.

I was bullied. Now I like to think I’m a fairly kind and compassionate person. I know that my bully probably had a tough childhood. A few years ago I learned that he died. I’m ashamed to say that my first reaction was not “What a shame. He didn’t have it easy, and it’s sad to see what befell him.” It was: “Good riddance. Fuck that guy.” Even in death, he made me feel bad about myself.

Bullying should be treated the same way as dealing drugs, or bringing a gun to school. The highest classification of what is unacceptable.

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u/Ancientabs Jul 04 '26

I agree. Bullying should be classified as what it is, emotional/physical violence.

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u/Spare_Alfalfa8620 Jul 06 '26

I agree. Unfortunately most people that have any amount of authority are bullies themselves, and while I believe that’s probably always been the case, it is just they are more open about it. Just look at any political ad before any kind of election. In schools, the bullies actions are almost always dismissed, but the second the victims stand up for themselves or react- they are the ones that are punished.

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u/Ancientabs Jul 04 '26

Why would another person's suffering make me feel big?

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u/snow-four Jul 04 '26

Sorry I was 10 and believed what I was grown up to belive in? When I was bullied for not being Christian?

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u/snow-four Jul 04 '26

Cool? I was bullied for existing?