I'm Not Racist, But…": 45 Things People Have Said That Made Others Know Immediately They Wouldn't Be Friends

She was complaining the 15 year old kid who just fled from the war in Ukraine wasn't working hard enough at his dishwashing job. "No one wants to work anymore, I've been here fifteen years and I've never called in sick. Keep in mind I have never met nor spoken to this dude in my life. The game holds the Jurist System up as the way of progress and just another way to polish and perfect justice. In their final column, they apologize for hurting people's feelings, but explain that the only reason they did so in the first place was because people enjoyed reading the gossip so much. My mom is the person i love hentai. Robin Williams had this happen during his 2002 special "Live on Broadway" during a joke about Osama Bin Laden's death: Robin: "I must talk to Jesus Christ! We will always like her more than we will ever like you. "

The episode "Tsunkatse" of Star Trek: Voyager has the crew enjoying a violent alien sport, then feeling guilty about it when they realize the participants are slaves. ", and implies that you only started playing because you wanted to see how the massacre went. Foley declared that he hated ECW because it had forced him to shed blood for the company. In a non-fiction example, the historian John Lukacs, in pretty much every one of his books, attributes the rise of Fascism not to the sudden whims of tyrannical dictators, but to the mass sentiments of ordinary people who are disaffected and want political change — and he's pretty clear to the reader that this could easily include them. Violence: The Roleplaying Game of Egregious and Repulsive Bloodshed by Greg Costikyan, which explicitly states that it was designed to be a D&D-style hack and slay game set in the modern world... and is a jokingly condescending condemnation of how violent the player is. The final scene uses a group of children as Audience Surrogates, and has them talking about how cool all the recent bloodshed was and how they can't wait for the next war to start, so they can look at all the awesome new mobile suits.

Subtly done in Psycho. In the final season of The Sopranos, Dr. Melfi's own shrink tore into her for enabling Tony to continue his life of crime. You find yourself saying, "Me too! " On the October 3, 2005 episode of RAW, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin gave Stone Cold Stunners to all four members of the McMahon family while the crowd ate it up. Black Mirror frequently takes digs at the selfishness and pettiness of contemporary humans as amplified by technology. You may even begin to love them for that.

And then the same thing happens — the characters basically turn around and tell you that this is all your fault: "You Bastard, why the hell are you enjoying this?! D., ABPP, to hear her thoughts on the topic, and be sure to upvote the answers that would send you immediately running in the other direction as well. This Chainsawsuit comic plays it straight for laughs. After all, if the viewer is a bastard for passively enjoying this great evil, then what does that say about the producers, who ultimately are actively churning out and exploiting said evil for profit? Vince would give such a speech on the June 3, 2013 episode of RAW, calling the audience out for wanting an injured Triple H to wrestle and put himself at risk, as well as chanting 'one more time' as Ryback put Kofi Kingston through three tables, an act even all the commentators, including JBL, considered going too far. One curious Reddit user, DDelirium46, recently posed the question, "Have you ever listened to a person talk for less than a minute and known you weren't going to get along with that person? It's the same to you, right? We were together about three years, and uh... sometimes when I get on stage I think about her, because she'd travel with me, and I'd be performing, and I'd hear her laugh... While Hanako's path was intended from the very beginning to drop this trope on the player (according to Word of God), Rin's can also be interpreted similarly. It was even pointed out after one handler mused that the memberbase has to be morbid indeed to casually joke about such subjects as characters suffocating to death. Any time Jews come up in a conversation in a context other than the person telling you that they're Jewish it's usually bad.

Shūsaku himself is taken aback by this reaction, and starts to increasingly desperately beg the player to assist him, but if the player continues to persist in their refusal, he eventually gives up and calls the player a "hypocrite", upon which the game crashes to desktop. VERY long narc speeches. Chakotay in particular, was very interested in it. The people who like to read and watch programs about people like you? "All these me too accusations. Things just get more absurd from that point on, with apes invading Earth, and then cannibals, etc. It's pretty clear what we're supposed to think. It's fairly rare, but action-oriented TV series do occasionally feature characters expressing remorse or disgust over their actions in a way that makes the viewer feel guilty for enjoying a recent Moment of Awesome. Chester A. Bum reamed out people who found it funny to watch him nearly freeze to death in a night-time snowstorm. It STILL wasn't dead so he decided to leave it alone in the hopes that it would peacefully pass away. I came up to her to see if she had any questions about our critters (I work in a pet shop) and the very first thing she asked was if parakeets could talk because she wanted to teach them racial slurs.

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Deadpool, having been tortured to the point of further insanity, directs his fourth wall-breaking gaze on the reader at several points, questioning why their idea of gory good fun would necessitate him brutally murdering other characters whose own characterization would never allow them to fight back enough to hold him off. Ever imagined, drawn, or commissioned a drawing of yourself as a Danganronpa character? Liam Neeson is most likely referencing how Ricky Gervais once used AIDS as a subject in one of his stand-up tours, but the shoe drops when you realise that since Ricky created the series, he's getting away with it again! My eyes rolled so much I could see my brain telling me not to get involved with her. It's all very enjoyable and so much fun.

Or, perhaps, confusion. For when this line is used on a character within the work itself. For example, if the audience votes for the siblings Neville and Helena to fall in love at the end of the show, they'll react in horror and call the audience disgusting before their love song. Because really, what were you thinking choosing the porn option IN A PORN GAME!? I bet you don't even share a father with all of them. Up until the final stanza. When David is confessing his affairs, people keep on laughing. We're actually going to be exploring the exact opposite of that experience…. Note: this post originally had 82 images. We... didn't get along. I've been here for ten mins already. " Yes, you personally! " After he's done he lectures his unseen audience about their expectations — and broadcasts the producer's money-grubbing reaction.

By the end of the show, the only person not infected is Emma. Hisses) How Buddhist of you. Inglourious Basterds does this in a similarly oblique way. When you take Tony Montana's words from the scene when he yells at the people in restaurant out of context, they turn into this. Look at this poorly written, badly acted bullshit! Of course, nobody listened. He keeps on taunting the readers, telling them there is still but a bit of light left in their corrupted minds, even challenging them to stop reading. Played for laughs in the Sesame Street children's book The Monster at the End of This Book, in which the entire plot is Grover berating you for continuing to turn pages when the title makes it perfectly clear that there's a monster at the end of the book, and he's terrified of monsters. Take, for example, his Enemy Mine teamup with Edge against the revived ECW promotion in the spring of 2006. Like hi my name is Bill where are you from?

Specifically, it reads like a case of I Wished You Were Dead applied to the audience. Dr. Whitbourne is a Professor Emerita of Psychological and Brain Sciences at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Gerontology and Faculty Fellow in the Institute of Gerontology at the University of Massachusetts Boston, and she was kind enough to share her thoughts on these unfortunate first impressions. Louis C. K. has a bit "Of course... but maybe" where he says that "of course" something is bad, "but maybe" it's not entirely bad, starting with fairly mild things. The execution scene is introduced with a caption which asks the audience members who are offended by this turn of events if they would have paid his debts. Dating scene was absolutely fine btw, I pull out of the conversation and then he just continues to ramble on about how smart he is vs everyone else.. safe to say I've been avoiding him since. So there you are, reading a book or playing a game.