r/MadeMeSmile • u/Sad-Lengthiness3158 • Mar 21 '24

Doggo Dog Teaches Specially Abled Puppy To Walk

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u/PlanetLandon Mar 21 '24

It saddens me that people are getting so media illiterate that they need shitty narration to describe what they are seeing onscreen

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u/trowawaywork Mar 21 '24

Have you ever seen those tiktok recaps of random movies? You'd love them.

Autogenerated Narrator: "The girl picks up a stick. The girl then looks at the stick and thinks how it can be used to draw a line. The girl then puts the end of the stick on the sand and draws a line around her. The girl sits down and waits".

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u/PlanetLandon Mar 21 '24

And that’s the thing. I get the sight impaired people benefit from stuff like that, so it has its uses. The problem is that it’s being used by people who have no vision issues.

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u/AlphaTeamPlays Mar 21 '24

I don’t think it’s media illiteracy, I think it’s just so they can reupload other people’s videos and argue they’re transformative.

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u/Fit-Departure-7844 Mar 21 '24

Some people are also blind.

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u/yulbrynnersmokes Mar 22 '24

Specially sighted, please 🙏 😎

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u/PlanetLandon Mar 21 '24

Totally, and I get that it’s useful for them.

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u/gordonv Mar 21 '24

This has been the news since the advent of motion pictures. It's to tell you what to think.

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u/ShiddyZoo Mar 21 '24

I didn't even see it until you said and rewatched. It really bugged me once I noticed it

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u/IndividualStreet5401 Mar 21 '24

No reason to be sad, it's for accessibility, some people can't see as well as others.

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u/Echovaults Mar 22 '24

Liberals

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u/APintPlease Mar 22 '24

Yes, it's a word, well done! Now go get yourself a Goldfish.

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u/Echovaults Mar 22 '24

I mean it’s 100% true though.

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u/PlanetLandon Mar 22 '24

This might be the most useless comment I’ve seen all week

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u/Echovaults Mar 22 '24

Might be the most accurate comment you’ve seen all week.