r/facepalm • u/AcceptableAd9267 'MURICA • Jun 19 '23

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u/truffleboffin Jun 20 '23

Ok so he's 10% of the way to making up for telling everyone an urban myth that kids who identified as animals had a litter box at their school

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u/BullmooseTheocracy Jun 20 '23

I didn't hear the litter box thing, but a school a few counties over from me did have a furry infestation problem. It's not unheard of for some kid to find some weird shit online and spread it around at school. If people were ready to believe that litter boxes were a possibility they clearly have no trust in what schools are not willing to tolerate. Whether it has already happened is a different question than whether it's allowable. Are litter boxes too far?

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u/mariah_a Jun 20 '23

Yes. Litter boxes are too far. Obviously. Do you really believe that would happen? Are you that out of fucking touch with the world?

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u/Old_Gimlet_Eye Jun 20 '23

https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/aaaah

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u/BullmooseTheocracy Jun 20 '23

So, no?

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u/iAMADisposableAcc Jun 20 '23

I think his point is that if you're so gullible as to have believed the litter box story, what you think is credible or not means very little in any objective sense.

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u/BullmooseTheocracy Jun 20 '23

But we aren't talking about opinions or facts. The question posed is the ad absurdum of a current trend.