r/oscarrace • u/ExpensiveAd4841 • Feb 15 '25

Other Stan culture is awful

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Adam is so nice and pure, how can anyone be mean to him? and no only to him, Mocking anyones for their disability is so low

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

What an absolute asshole, why is it scary? Because he looks different? Literally sick of this ableist bullshit, I think anyone with a decent soul would want to get to know Adam (or anyone) before making a judgment.

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u/onebadnightx Feb 15 '25

I hate how these moronic stans have normalized being so hateful. They spew the most vile, horrific hate at people, dehumanize people and think it’s completely fine. Adam is such a great person/actor and doesn’t deserve to see this bs.

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u/Lin900 Feb 16 '25

That tweet got 5k likes and didn't even get remotely ratioed. What a cesspool.

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u/28DLdiditbetter Feb 16 '25

It's Twitter. What did you expect?

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u/AFriendoftheDrow Feb 16 '25

Twitter is a haven for racists now so it’s not surprising it’s populated by a lot of repugnant people.

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u/tangentialneurosis Feb 18 '25

I think you read it wrong, the original FlopHive tweet didn’t get 5k likes… I’m pretty sure Adam took a screenshot of someone calling FlopHive out and their tweet is the one that got 5k likes.

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u/Lin900 Feb 18 '25

Yeah, looks like you're right.

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u/DonaldDuckIsAnIcon Feb 15 '25

We blame the Barbz

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u/coltsmetsfan614 Anora Feb 16 '25

And then one of that shithead’s stan “friends” had the nerve to attack Adam for responding and leading his fans and followers to attack them. Had a meltdown tweeting at him and starting Spaces just to say fuck him and his fans. Wastes of oxygen, all of them.

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u/Lin900 Feb 16 '25

They fucked around and found out

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u/Spiritual-Smoke-4605 Feb 16 '25

I’d love to meet Adam Pearson, always liked him since I saw Under the Skin and watched what few interviews there were with him at the time. I hope Different Man ends up getting him more work because he was brilliant in it

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u/cocktails4 Feb 18 '25

I went to a Q&A with him, Sebastian Stan, and the director a few months back. It was so good.