Jackthelad @ Jackthelad @lemmy.world

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It stephfinitely is.

I have a friend who feels the same, but season 2 is the weakest season. If you can manage to get past it, seasons 3 and 4 are excellent.

Either Robocop 3 or Superman IV: The Quest for Peace.

Doesn't really matter what the name is, the site is still the same.

It's also very good at depicting social anxiety. I've never seen it depicted in anything before, but it's very accurate.

Mr. Robot. Even though I didn't love the ending as much as most people did, that show as a whole was just so well-made.

You can do something like this: https://regalgentleman.com/blogs/blog/how-to-find-your-face-shape-for-men

Sometimes just looking in the mirror and seeing what part of your face is the widest or longest can work as well. I have a round face and so style my hair and beard to help elongate my face a little bit more.

Try and work out what your face shape is, and look at styles that best complement that.

Amazing how just rehashing the same missions over and over again for 5 years leads people to lose interest.

So your view is based purely on prejudice, rather than on fact?

Interesting parallel to an anti-vaxxer who refuses vaccines based on misinformation, rather than fact.

Another ridiculous analogy.

Keep going, maybe you might get to one that makes sense.

Do the vaccines work or not?

Because if they do, the unvaccinated are not a threat to you.

Ah, the classic "seatbelt analogy". Everyone's favourite vaccine analogy that makes zero sense if you actually just stop and think about it for a minute.

This has been the case for years.

Here in the UK, during the first lockdown, social distancing and the like was adhered to do quite well. More so than the scientists and government expected. Mainly because it was simple instruction that didn't stop you from going about your business when you needed to get your groceries.

And it's not like anyone was forced

No, they were just told they couldn't participate in society. But then when they realised that the messaging wasn't working, they gave up on it.

If the vaccines completely stopped the virus spreading, this may have been a good point.

The thing that increased anti-vaxx sentiment and theories of the vaccines killing you or whatever, was governments around the world going full fash with them.

If you don't take the vaccine, you can't enter establishments, you can't work, you'll be denied healthcare ahead of someone who has been vaccinated, fined if you don't take it (in the case of Germany) etc etc. If you want people to get vaccinated en masse, this is entirely the opposite way of doing it. It's no surprise that there's now been a decline in vaccine uptake in general.

That whole period when the vaccines first came out and the governmental coercion has actively damaged public health messaging for the foreseeable future.

Who would have thought that looking at 5 pictures and a shit bio would lead to you not being able to find a meaningful relationship?

Strong "my mum says I'm handsome" vibes.

To answer your question, no, because he hasn't given up the rights to the name.

But now I've got this song in my head: https://youtu.be/7SXWgC0SLCA?feature=shared