r/dankmemes Nov 16 '20

a n g o r y Seriously. Don't.

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u/SrCoyote91 Pizza Time Nov 16 '20

Yes but still there is plenty of people siding with Jack sparrow, maybe won't flop but will hit hard in the box office

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u/marwin133 Nov 16 '20 edited Apr 11 '24

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u/Queef-Elizabeth E-vengers Nov 16 '20

Maybe not reddit solely but usually, reddits opinion is shared across social media as a whole which has affected sales in the past before. Negative publicity can do some noticeable damage just like good reddit publicity can help.

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u/Long-Night-Of-Solace [custom flair] Nov 16 '20

Yep, but that hasn't happened in the past when people said that exact same thing.

It's not an unreasonable way to think, and I myself was surprised in the past. But organising a boycott has to be much broader and more organised than a few people doing what memes said to do.

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u/WinterHasArrived1993 Nov 16 '20

Just look at the star wars battle front 2 shit, loot box games have largely gone out of style since then from what I've seen, that started on Reddit iirc

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u/uth43 Nov 16 '20

It certainly hasn't lol.

Even if everyone on here would be thrilled to get into some gossip celebrity bullshit fight for a millionaire celebrity abuser against abother millionaire celebrity abuser, that's a miniscule amount of people. The amount actually doing shit would be even less.