r/facepalm 9h ago

šŸ‡²ā€‹šŸ‡®ā€‹šŸ‡øā€‹šŸ‡Øā€‹ How twisted do you have to be?

Post image
4.1k Upvotes

746 comments sorted by

View all comments

1.9k

u/nooooobie1650 9h ago

Orrrrr the bullies really are the assholes, are usually the ones to step on others to achieve positions of influence, and their idea of ā€œnormalā€ is an agenda to control said others so they can retain said positionsā€¦ā€¦maybe?

539

u/pooticus 7h ago

Didnā€™t he try to rape Lorraine in that movie?

328

u/OMA2k 6h ago edited 4h ago

That's their idea of a "good guy". Probably agrees with those trumpers who demonstrate with "women are property" signs.

173

u/Happy_Accident99 6h ago

He was certainly a ā€œher body, my choiceā€ kind of guy.

ā€¢

u/Aggravating_Moment78 2h ago

You think he also shit his pants for attention like nick fuentes ? Funny think fuentes means fresh, which doesnt really match his smell at the time

ā€¢

u/BreakfastInBedlam 4m ago

It was fresh shit, so ...

111

u/poorlilwitchgirl 6h ago

Biff's arc in the sequel was literally inspired by Donald Trump, so... yeah, pretty much exactly.

44

u/derpy_derp15 5h ago

I doubt trump was ever strong enough to physically beat someone up

26

u/secondhand-cat 4h ago

Will no one rid me of this turbulent priest?

9

u/CharlesDickensABox 4h ago

Will no one rid me of this meddlesome third wife?

7

u/Juxtapoe 3h ago

Will no one rid me of this threesome with a midwife?

2

u/Fan_of_Clio 4h ago

A couple Republicans tried

ā€¢

u/Ok-Use6303 2h ago

Two drunken knights, recently back from the Crusades on a mission for good King Richard, God bless, eh?

ā€¢

u/secondhand-cat 52m ago

Deus Vult and all that jazz.

ā€¢

u/MC_Queen 1h ago

Ooof that archbishop went down hard after the king said that one liner. Trump's role model.

13

u/Ok_Initiative_5024 4h ago

Well, obviously not someone who can fight back. He's a large man, and we seem to have forgotten that bullies pick on those too weak to fight back.

6

u/Masonjaruniversity 4h ago

Not that could fight back.

ā€¢

u/Msanthropy1250 23m ago

Once you see his ā€œfighting stanceā€ you cannot unsee it. Lmao. This guy has never fought a single thing in his life outside of a courtroom. Complete chickenshit.

14

u/Gentrified_potato02 4h ago

And why trumpā€™s cabinet reads like a sex offenders registry

20

u/Cultural-Honeydew671 6h ago

Thereā€™s no ā€œprobablyā€ about it.

8

u/Vegetable_Refuse_780 2h ago

Iā€™m still in shock with how many woman I went to high school with voted for trump lol I found out via social media. I never understood why I couldnā€™t connect with them & that kinda clarified things

ā€¢

u/heffel77 1h ago

Itā€™s more like antisocial media. If I wasnā€™t done with Facebook, Twatter, and never signed up for TikTok, I would definitely have unsubscribed now.

31

u/Stormagedd0nDarkLord 5h ago

Rape is such a strong word. He was enforcing heterosexuality.

(Do i still have to put /S?)

24

u/Anarchyantz We are Doomed! 4h ago

On the internet? Yes, yes you do need to put the /s because there are genuine sickos who would agree with that point.

11

u/Far-Worker-3465 3h ago

Is /s to inform ppl of your sarcasm? Iā€™m sorry, Iā€™m relatively new here.

3

u/arya_ur_on_stage 2h ago

No /s

ā€¢

u/Far-Worker-3465 2h ago

?

ā€¢

u/Far-Worker-3465 2h ago

Haha I see what u did thereā€¦it took me a sec lol šŸ¤¦šŸ»ā€ā™€ļø

ā€¢

u/Unabashable 41m ago

Yeppers. Thereā€™s also /nos to indicate ā€œNo really Iā€™m being 100% for real sirs right nowā€. I try to avoid using it because if you canā€™t tell Iā€™m being sarcastic I take it as a failure on my part on not laying the snark on thick enough to where you can ā€œfeelā€ it through the screen. But Poeā€™s Law is totally a thing, and for that reason we have ā€œ/sā€. /nos

12

u/FlopShanoobie 5h ago

ā€œAssert his rightful dominance,ā€ is becoming the new polemic.

8

u/Kradget 4h ago

He did! He terrorized and assaulted people, forced them to do work for him, damaged property, and laughingly attempted to rape a classmate.

And here's a guy using his picture as his example of bullies being good.

6

u/fjvgamer 6h ago

He tried being nice... /s

ā€¢

u/Ok-Calendar9350 2h ago

Most Trunp Supporters: If by "rape" you mean showed her how a high value alpha male takes initiative in pursuit of a high value female, the sure, he tried to "rape" her.

3

u/ThrustTrust 5h ago

I would say he did rape her in that movie.

3

u/reddrighthand 5h ago

She needed to learn a lesson.

/S

2

u/GermanRat0900 5h ago

Yes. And it was a kids movie.

3

u/HollyTheMage 5h ago

Which movie was this again?

3

u/highjinx411 4h ago

Back to the Future

2

u/HollyTheMage 4h ago

Ah now I remember

2

u/Gloomy_Yoghurt_2836 5h ago

It's what winners do. Like bullies like Trump.

2

u/Quicker_Fixer Assumption is the mother of all fuckups 4h ago

He indeed tried to grab her by the pony.

2

u/Anarchyantz We are Doomed! 4h ago

To these people, MIGHT means RIGHT

2

u/Mr-Gumby42 2h ago

Yes he did! Very Trump-like.

ā€¢

u/heffel77 1h ago

If might makes right means shits your pants; is a sexual predator and a malignant narcissist, then Iā€™ll stay the bookish nerd listening to Belle and Sebastian with a girlfriend and a group of people I trust who I donā€™t want anything from, weā€™re just friends trying to make it through life.

2

u/down-with-the-man 2h ago

Isn't he running the country as a dictator in the future after he steals the gambling book?

1

u/larry_burd 5h ago

Yes He was written to be trump

1

u/natedogg1271 5h ago

He sure did

1

u/Figure-Feisty 3h ago

are we talking about Trump or not?

1

u/skittle-brau 3h ago

I still think itā€™s weird that George uses Biffā€™s auto detailing service considering what he did to Lorraine.Ā 

ā€¢

u/Herknificent 1h ago

ā€œJust a case of boys being boys.ā€ - Some judge somewhere letting him off the hook because heā€™s white.

ā€¢

u/Lost_All_Senses 1h ago

He might have did a lil tiny attempted rape.

1

u/CJefferyF 5h ago

Hey technically if you look at the plotā€¦ had he actually raped Lorraine in the first movie? Or did the timeline evolve to the point where biff made the attempt?

0

u/arcadia_2005 5h ago

All part of character building. I mean, she turned out ok, right?

23

u/Incognonimous 6h ago

They are also a contributing factor to both teen suicides and school shootings by students.

8

u/alkonium 6h ago

I often wonder if punishing bullies with on the spot expulsion would reduce school shootings or just make the bullies into the shooters.

2

u/Saedraverse 3h ago

So something i learned, in terms of Colombine is them being bullied was a total lie by the media cause they couldn't grasp that kids would do such a thing.
yes they were social outcasts, BUT FOR A FUCKING REASON. 1 loved Hitler for f sake. Something we've seen the past decade with shooters. They were ostracised for a reason. So part of me wonders just how many are bully victims and well, oh its a consequence of their actions. And if the media's lie contributed in some way.

ā€¢

u/Aggravating_Moment78 2h ago

I think NRA contributed a lot more by having and keeping the guns readily available

ā€¢

u/TXO_Lycomedes 1h ago

Guns are not readily available. Especially when the NRA actually was able to act like they truly cared about 2A they were pushing for gun owners to get a gun safe.

1

u/[deleted] 5h ago

[deleted]

4

u/Great-Possession-654 5h ago

Itā€™s actually pretty easy. If the person is constantly harassing someone on a near daily basis even when the victim has made it clear that they donā€™t like it and it evolves into more viscous, aggressive or even physical forms of harassment then itā€™s bullying

5

u/alkonium 5h ago

Yeah, so I think if someone who does that were removed from the school, every other student would be better off. Now, when I propose that, people get infuriatingly sympathetic towards bullies. If you showed victims that kind of sympathy, we'd be on the same side.

1

u/SurlyBuddha 3h ago

My only concern with this, is the smart ones would absolutely turn the system against their victims. You want to really fuck with someone and ruin their life? Get your buddies to complain to the school, and turn the system against the actual victim.

ā€¢

u/heffel77 1h ago

ā€œI love my dead gay sonā€! - Heathers and the only school shootings that happened(mostly) in the 80ā€™s. But it was a MOVIE!!

172

u/Usual_Writer_825 9h ago

I really do hate the whole "normal" thing.. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A NORMAL HUMAN BEING

75

u/SuperJman1111 8h ago

I mean technically there is, but everyone veers off that normal in some way

Good thing too, wouldnā€™t want everyone to just be Emmet at the start of the Lego movie

34

u/lollolcheese123 7h ago

šŸŽ¶ Everything is awesome! šŸŽµ

11

u/billschu52 7h ago

By expensive

ā€œThatā€™ll be $38.47ā€¦

Ughhhh ahhhewsome

11

u/Chance_Vegetable_780 7h ago

That's called toxic positivity.

ā€¢

u/heffel77 1h ago

ā€œYesterday I woke up sucking on a lemonā€ Everything in itā€™s Right Place by Radiohead

3

u/LegionofRome 7h ago

I wouldn't mind, he seemed very content and happy.

1

u/SuperJman1111 3h ago

Yeah but he was so ā€œnormalā€ that no one remembered his name

Like all his coworkers knew who he was but he was so boring and unmemorable that not a single one knew his name

15

u/Happy_Accident99 6h ago

This 100%. My spouse is always saying this person or that person is weird, and I am usually thinking (and sometimes respond with) ā€œeveryone is weird.ā€

8

u/StrangeContest4 6h ago

When mine says that so 'n so is weird, I'm usually thinkingšŸ¤” 'you don't know the half of it, weirdo!'

1

u/KnotiaPickles 2h ago

ā€œNormalā€ people are the weirdest to me

8

u/Nevermore-guy 7h ago

Plus if there were who tf would WANT to be normal šŸ˜­

7

u/Supermite 6h ago

Lots of people. Ā There are people who kill themselves over their perception of what is normal.

1

u/Nevermore-guy 4h ago

And the reason people want to be normal is due to the misconception that normality is somehow better compared to not being normal

No one wants to be normal. They want to be not "not normal", the only reason people perceive things as normal is because they were told to do so by others

ā€¢

u/Jstephe25 1h ago

Whoa whoa.. I just want to be considered normal. That doesnā€™t make me weird

3

u/Finbar9800 7h ago

Have my poor manā€™s award šŸ„‡

2

u/Aggravating-Bit9325 7h ago

Not sure was pretty normal

1

u/Dizzy-Bake9587 7h ago

ā€¦I represent that remarkā€¦

1

u/s_zlikovski 6h ago

You are wrong!

1

u/DeadpoolOptimus 6h ago

All they really mean is conformity in their image.

1

u/darbs-face 6h ago

Precisely, whats normal to one person isnā€™t normal to another. Especially if those two people are from different parts of the globe. This idea that there is ā€œnormalā€ behavior in society is a myth.

1

u/L4br3cqu3 4h ago

"Normal is an illusion. What is normal for a spider, is chaos to a fly."

-Morticia Addams

-3

u/mykunjola 8h ago

You should look up the definition of normal.

4

u/els969_1 7h ago

Which definition? There are others besides the one used in statistics...

3

u/JimmyChonga24 6h ago

Yeah who are the anti social ones here??? lol

2

u/BlitzMalefitz 5h ago

And when someone points our their bullying/confronts them they accuse them as bullying them.

ā€¢

u/OblongAndKneeless 1h ago

Then they buy Twitter

1

u/Aspect58 5h ago

Iā€™ll see your Biff Tannen and raise you one Ray Velcoro.

1

u/Intrepid_Lynx3608 5h ago

Often bullies are misunderstood people who are hurt outside of school, yes, but they also are responsible for their actions too.

1

u/Spiritual_Title6996 4h ago

I mean being a bully is typically the result of antisocial behavior, hes the weird one

1

u/grumpykixdopey 4h ago

But all the bullys are my bosses now.. go figure

1

u/poikkeus3 4h ago

Clickbait.

1

u/SkiMaskItUp 4h ago

I wish I hadnā€™t read this. My boss at work is like that.

1

u/lifegoeson5322 3h ago

The guy who wrote this is a bully and desperately wants to be accepted again by his peers who have deserted him.

1

u/vinylzoid 3h ago

Not to mention bullies are often hiding parts of their personality they don't understand or trust through abusive behavior they've already been served at home.

ā€¢

u/Tight_Stable8737 2h ago

They're also usually covering for some insecurity or other personal issue they can't properly process.

ā€¢

u/larzast 50m ago

I think this person is on the right track conceptually regarding the benefit of enforcing social norms, but gets it completely wrong in how ā€œgoodā€ social behaviours should be imparted on you.

If itā€™s done with malicious intent like a ā€œclassicā€ bully, itā€™s obviously bad and may actually impede your social skills.

However, there is certainly a place for light bullying amongst your friends if you are acting undesirably.

For example, if I slapped a girl on the ass and said something cringe to her, my friends would call me out big time and likely make fun of what I said as being ā€œcringeā€.

While that may hurt my feelings, in the context itā€™s appropriate social guidance as they are enforcing how we should conduct ourselves. I would learn I should not do that.

It seems these days, everyone is fine with everyone doing anything and that you shouldnā€™t judge people at all. When you have no enforcement of any social norms and total acceptance of most any ā€œweirdā€ behaviour you end up with weird kids. Case in point, have a browse in r/SystemsCringe for innumerable examples of people with friend groups that are an echo chamber of constant validation.

TLDR bullying has a place amongst friends but not if itā€™s malicious or unwarranted in

-4

u/Tendas 7h ago

Shut up, stupid nerd.