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minus-square@ReallyActuallyFrankensteinlinkEnglish8•23 days agoI don’t get it. Is there a customer service / Joker connection? Or just “clown” but the artist choose the Joker for some reason?
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink37•23 days agoDoing customer service makes you hate everyone and sympathize with that character
minus-squareNorgurlinkfedilink15•23 days agoI think it’s more because of the new joker as the broody psychopath with more mental health issues than the Donald has convictions.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink3•22 days agoI mean the old jokers weren’t not psychopaths and they weren’t exactly stable.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink4•21 days agoYeah but this one is depressed so we all make fun of him for being “edgy”
minus-squareNorgurlinkfedilink3•21 days agoThe new one is less stereotypical maniacal supervillain and more in line with an actual human psyche, yet he’s not being made fun of for being depressed, but for being overly depressed to a comical degree (which is fitting, but… well… edgy)
minus-square@[email protected]OPMlinkfedilink10•edit-222 days agoI interpreted the story as showing that working with customer service literally drives a person crazy.
I don’t get it. Is there a customer service / Joker connection? Or just “clown” but the artist choose the Joker for some reason?
Doing customer service makes you hate everyone and sympathize with that character
Ah, that makes sense. Thanks!
I think it’s more because of the new joker as the broody psychopath with more mental health issues than the Donald has convictions.
I mean the old jokers weren’t not psychopaths and they weren’t exactly stable.
Yeah but this one is depressed so we all make fun of him for being “edgy”
The new one is less stereotypical maniacal supervillain and more in line with an actual human psyche, yet he’s not being made fun of for being depressed, but for being overly depressed to a comical degree (which is fitting, but… well… edgy)
I interpreted the story as showing that working with customer service literally drives a person crazy.