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Why do people blame Batman for not killing his villains but not the legal system?
▲ 90 r/batman

Why do people blame Batman for not killing his villains but not the legal system?

u/count_fagula11 — 21 hours ago
▲ 6 r/askphilosophy

How do I get into philosophy as someone who has never read a single philosophy book in his life? Specifically to the questions of God, existence, and meaning.

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u/count_fagula11 — 1 day ago
▲ 0 r/characters

Who I am vs. who I would like to be

I finished True Detective and now I'm watching Twin Peaks. Mentally/emotionally I feel like rust cohle but I want to be Dale Cooper.

u/count_fagula11 — 2 days ago
▲ 3 r/tvshow

Watching the Sopranos for the first time. I enjoy the series. My problem is Tony. If he's a character who's supposed to never change, stay the same, and justify himself instead of accepting that he has a problem, then what's the point?

u/count_fagula11 — 6 days ago
▲ 37 r/thesopranos

I finished the first season of The Sopranos yesterday and there was this one character named Isabella who was supposedly in Tony's head.

After watching the episode she was in, I remembered someone telling me I would be surprised by the supernatural elements this series has, and ever since then I haven't stopped thinking that maybe she was a ghost (I know I'm probably talking nonsense, but bear with me on this, I'm sure other people have said the same about her being a ghost).

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u/count_fagula11 — 8 days ago
▲ 49 r/tvshow

As someone whose favorite TV shows are fantasy and supernatural And watch less crime shows, is it worth me trying The Sopranos?

I haven't watched too many crime tv shows in my life, but my favorites are The Penguin and Gotham (ignoring the fact that they're the same mythology in a different universe) and I know The Penguin took a lot of inspiration from The Sopranos, so I thought maybe I'd enjoy it.

u/count_fagula11 — 12 days ago
▲ 93 r/vampires

"Vampires are lonely creatures"

I love this page. Definitely Underrated manga.

Name: fangs.

u/count_fagula11 — 13 days ago
▲ 7 r/tvshow

Are there any recommendations for TV shows that feel agnostic? Shows that talk about the existence of God, faith, and meaning.

I am bored.

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u/count_fagula11 — 13 days ago
▲ 13 r/vampires

I'm debating whether to watch it or not but I've heard things like every other aspect of the show is more important than the vampire plot and that the vampires feel like side characters. And I also know that there's "The Originals" tv show in the universe. Is it different? What's so good about it? And is The Vampire Diaries really not focused on vampires as it should be?

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u/count_fagula11 — 21 days ago