• @Duamerthrax
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    94 days ago

    Just because it’s a render doesn’t mean it’s fake. It’s probably a preview used at a decal store and it was grabbed from there. Here’s an example. I’m only linking to prove what I’m saying. I don’t want anyone to actually buy one.

    • @RememberTheApollo_
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      4 days ago

      Doesn’t make it real. You can render whatever example you want for custom stickers just like a meme. It’s mashing the “easy” button in lieu of a photoshop. Someone made this as ragebait, and it should be treated as such. By your measure I could say I might print a meme as a sticker and now it’s “real” even if I don’t print it.

      • @Duamerthrax
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        74 days ago

        I’ve seen worse out in the wild. I absolutely know the types of people who would put this on their cars and think it’s clever.

        • @RememberTheApollo_
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          14 days ago

          Sure. It could be real if someone printed it. But like I said, that means every printable image ever falls into the same category. It’s a waste of time to think about that. There are gonna be people that either really think what this says or simply slap it on a car to piss people off.

          That’s a different rabbit hole. The subject at hand is a render (by default a render isn’t real, right?) designed to be ragebait. Looks like it’s pretty effective considering how many people want it to be real so they can be outraged.