ForeverGrey
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I’m seeing more and more people lately saying that incels didn’t understand the point of Joker, and I have one word with this…
There is no “point” in the movie. It’s a nihilistic 1:1 of what it is to be “a mentally ill loner” in modern day society packing a misanthropic punch with no meaning other than having the lost connection of comedy and tragedy as its central focus (like how Joker had been long before the movie even existed with the exception of it being much more on the nose this time around). It’s not like it was once in a century work of fiction that delved into the themes of severe isolation, mental illness, etc. (all of which we’ve had first hand experiences with) and was willing to tackle them without any sugarcoating or anything.
There is nothing to “get” about it from a normie perspective, and if anything, you’re the one who didn’t get that it has no message based on morality or a lack thereof. I won’t be surprised one bit if they thought the movie was some fucking autobiography of a black single mother getting murdered by an incel, indicating that we should protect women at all cost and continue bashing down societally neglected men.
“Incels are too poopy head to get the point of Joker, me brain big big, only I understood movie.
There is no “point” in the movie. It’s a nihilistic 1:1 of what it is to be “a mentally ill loner” in modern day society packing a misanthropic punch with no meaning other than having the lost connection of comedy and tragedy as its central focus (like how Joker had been long before the movie even existed with the exception of it being much more on the nose this time around). It’s not like it was once in a century work of fiction that delved into the themes of severe isolation, mental illness, etc. (all of which we’ve had first hand experiences with) and was willing to tackle them without any sugarcoating or anything.
There is nothing to “get” about it from a normie perspective, and if anything, you’re the one who didn’t get that it has no message based on morality or a lack thereof. I won’t be surprised one bit if they thought the movie was some fucking autobiography of a black single mother getting murdered by an incel, indicating that we should protect women at all cost and continue bashing down societally neglected men.