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monetizeyourcat:

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gullwizard:

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espeonsenpai:

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why do people think gifs of actors crying in scenes s a good response to an actual tragic event

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because they, like the actors, are pretending to be sad in order to receive praise

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because like the actors their only way of interacting with human beings is by putting on a simulacrum of emotion packaged in a way that works well for reproduction

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