I don't regret having a good heart but damn do we ever win?
I dont understand. Maybe I'm just stupid
this post was submitted on 14 Apr 2025
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Bro is taking a minute to reflect on how it’s still worth it to be a good person even when things seem to keep getting worse all the time
Oh I thought he was reflecting on all the cholesterol he’s about to consume!
A version of "nice guys never win".
Good hearted people aren't necessarily nice. In fact, they're often mean to oppressors.
yep. good hearted doesn't mean nazi coddler, in fact, it often indicates a reduced amount of tolerance for the people who make intolerance their entire personality.
I don't understand it either. I'm stupid, so you're likely to be as well, sorry.
That's sounds like something a smart person would say...
I think the second part means "damn! Do we ever win?!" expressing frustration. Not sure with that grammar, though. At first I took it as "damn do we ever win" meaning that "we always win" or "we win big".
What happened to his face? The skin looks strange
some people have dark skin
Never heard if such a thing before. You learn new things on the internet everyday, such a magical place!
suprised i didnt get downvoted into oblivian
You are on lemmy, you shouldn't care about that things. If you are really concerned, there are instances where downvotes are disabled.
what about a version where you don't get banned?
If you get banned on .ml you can post it to !meanwhileongrad@sh.itjust.works or on any other instances to !yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com
Bad airbrush job/filter to smooth skin.
My Samsung phone does this to my skin if I put the filter on. It's pretty ridiculous looking.
Possibly a face filter but I think it's just a little blurry because it's a still from a video.
This looks like poorly done masking of skin issues to me. Notice how it excludes the eyes and parts of his skin near the hairline are not blurred.
That's Homo Instagramus, a new species of hominid that exists only on Instagram, as it requires excessive camera filters to stay alive. When deprived of filters, the instagramus' genetic code loses stability, and it reverts back to a human being.
It’s a screencap of a video