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  the worst one is humansbeingbros, it's usually some self righteous asshole who's helping an animal that's in trouble due to something humans created in the first place. 
  Just reminds me of how much we suck
context: It's called toxic positivity, there's focusing on the good, and then there's pretending the bad doesn't exist >
  
  Ya exactly my point, I have seen so many posts which straight up looked like a corporate propaganda where they promote something like importance of kids good health while they have child slavery going on somewhere in Africa. Lot of youtube vloggers do that too, I think the term for that is Forced Positivity. >
  
  Your username is epic tho >
  
  Now I wanna watch Sherlock again >
  
  I'm honestly surprised that story about the homeless guy giving the lady his last $20 that turned out to be a big scam which landed them in prison didn't launch to the top of that sub when it first came out. It seems right up that sub's alley. >
  
  Yeah I filtered that shit. Most of it is so dumb. /r/wholesomememes got on my nerves too. Maybe I'm just cynical.