SJW Art and Extremes
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I'm curious if people who race-bend villains and/or "problamatic" characters get complaints from SJWs.
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- 15 de Ene, 2016
This is making me lose it because when I used to have twitter, I knew of someone whose bio was quite literally “Emma, she/they, BLM ACAB”
...she got 15 minutes of internet fame from making a thread of easily disproved false accusations towards the creator of a tv series that gained a ridiculous amount of traction and caused a virtual mob to try to go after him.
Oh hell yeah, don’t you know that having a villain/immoral character Of Color is perpetuating harmful stereotypes??
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- 5 de Feb, 2019
God knows the first thing that leaps to mind when Uncle Scrooge is mentioned is LGBTQ, not something like gold mining or his other adventures in making/conserving money.
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- 12 de Jul, 2020
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- 11 de Jul, 2020
This person's art makes me sad. I mean, the colors are perfectly fine, and the shading is actually pretty appealing. It all falls apart in the anatomy however, so it's like gold-plating a turd. It's still a turd on the inside, but on the outside it looks vaguely appealing.
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- 5 de Feb, 2019
Yeah, sending someone a recolor is right up there with sending anthrax and a pipe bomb in the mail.
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Between this and Jojos I'm starting think all the SJW artists are just fujoshis.
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- 8 de Oct, 2020
Oop yeah a good chunk of them are, it's just that they don't think the term apply to them because their ships/drawings are uwu pure and soft and moral and (sometimes) non-sexual (which is somewhat rooted in puritanism).
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I posted this on the discord but it really needs to be shown to everyone because apparently, dark-skinned people can't put on anything referencing a monkey species.
So apparently this picture of Raihan (a brown-skinned man) from Pokemon Sword and Shield, holding up a banana peel in a tight crop top was viewed as racist.
At first, I was fine with the artist apologizing but after really thinking about it...They shouldn't have been so sorry about it. There is nothing racist about it. The art didn't imply that Raihan was stupid or a neanderthal or ugly....It has sexual energy to it, and that's the point of it. It's like pin-up art.
If your brain goes to racist images when looking at a black/dark-skinned person with a Diddy Kong shirt on, YOU HAVE ISSUES. IT'S NOT THE ARTIST,
ITS YOU.
What makes this whole thing worse is that the artist is acting like a pussy CEO account and only responding to people berating them on this HORRIBLE, JIM CROW TIER DEPICTION OF A BLACK PERSON.
Hold up everyone, fuckin Paulo the white guy is gonna get outraged at a cartoon character wearing a shirt pattern associated with a cartoon spider monkey.
This is why you never apologize on twitter. Pussies literally nitpicking their apology to get mad at them....African Americans and Africans are different fucking areas of the world. Black people arent a hive mind.
So apparently this picture of Raihan (a brown-skinned man) from Pokemon Sword and Shield, holding up a banana peel in a tight crop top was viewed as racist.
At first, I was fine with the artist apologizing but after really thinking about it...They shouldn't have been so sorry about it. There is nothing racist about it. The art didn't imply that Raihan was stupid or a neanderthal or ugly....It has sexual energy to it, and that's the point of it. It's like pin-up art.
If your brain goes to racist images when looking at a black/dark-skinned person with a Diddy Kong shirt on, YOU HAVE ISSUES. IT'S NOT THE ARTIST,
ITS YOU.
What makes this whole thing worse is that the artist is acting like a pussy CEO account and only responding to people berating them on this HORRIBLE, JIM CROW TIER DEPICTION OF A BLACK PERSON.
Hold up everyone, fuckin Paulo the white guy is gonna get outraged at a cartoon character wearing a shirt pattern associated with a cartoon spider monkey.
This is why you never apologize on twitter. Pussies literally nitpicking their apology to get mad at them....African Americans and Africans are different fucking areas of the world. Black people arent a hive mind.
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I swear The Magnus Archives is Goldmine for these art
Again thanks Alan for art <3
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And there's no such thing as black people being fans of monkeys. What about black fans of Donkey Kong- oh wait! They don't go with the narrative so they're voices don't matter!
They could try and 1-up them by making a clever clapback but in the end, it's the offended whites that matter more.
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- 8 de Abr, 2020
Every time I hope this image becomes irrelevant, the opportunity to post it rises again.
The new 3D movie really didn't do the fandom any good. Wonder how these people would react if they reads the original manta and realised it was quite problematic.
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- 8 de Oct, 2020
Can Twitter just... stop scaring away good fandom artists
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- 4 de Mar, 2021
Racist? The dude looks great as hell! I didn't mean myself though. Any fan can fell in love with that drawing. It is well detailed and doesn't show that he is weak. He is more of a powerful person since the viewpoint is a worm's eye view. If it is racist, then he should not have been drawn properly nor have those features.
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I mean, you ain't wrong, but keep that powerlevel down or else you're gonna get some bad ratings.
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- 26 de Dic, 2020
No, it's not how this work. Americans can't get over seeing black people as monkeys and they become outraged, when something makes that logical link in their heads click. But instead of indulging in self-analysis of why they thought-process works like that, they deem that thing, which triggered their logic chain, as indubitably racist. Kinda like they called beautiful women witches back then. And, after that, they deal with that problem by using time-tested methodology: they tie and trow target into a lake. Target drowning means no witchery in conclusion. Target floats = witch and should be burned.
I obviously exaggerate, but my hypothesis is that americans do have something in their mentality, which makes them vindictive. Facinating thing is that they(or their public space, at least) manage to return to this practice, while AT THE SAME TIME, screaming about how they were wrong the last time they did this.
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