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I'm pretty sure that kind of stuff happens here in the US too, you just never hear about it.
I live near a train station and I hear all kinds of horror stories.
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I'm pretty sure that kind of stuff happens here in the US too, you just never hear about it.
I live near a train station and I hear all kinds of horror stories.
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The reason they're both alone in the first place is they don't do that. They both have absurdly high standards for the opposite sex while being pig disgusting themselves.
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Reminds me of this comic where a woman has an overweight female friend who is talking about how she's sad that men make bad choices with women who mistreat them. Then the woman comes across an overweight man that says how he'd treat a woman like a princess over the men who are not as nice. So the woman gets an idea and in the last panel you find out that she's set the both of them on a blind date. Just for them both to be repulsed by how unattractive the other is.
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That'll surely happen.
Nah the Gwen lovers have no idea what happened in the comics. They simply know Gwen and MJ from the movies and love Emma Stone's interpretation of Gwen as this super capable smart girl who can do everything when compared to Kirsten Dunst's Mary Jane who's needy and is in a damsel position way too many times. Doug Walker goes around with this opinion, he even made a video of it.
I wouldn't be surprised if he saw black!MJ he'd say "OOH I like her now!" because he's going lately kissing up these folk's asses.
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Apparently celebrity nude leaks are a national security issue now.
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Is it actually? Or is it "Yes, ma'am, we'll get right on it, OK now, buh-bye *close door* Yeah, no way."
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How could they get this fucking story that plays right into their bullshit so completely fucking wrong? It wasn't the goddamn FBI, it was ICE.
It sounds like they cited TMZ, and TMZ cites fucking nobody. Typical TMZ.
Here's the real scoop from the Grauniad. And if you're "oh Grauniad" Breitbart thought it was worth citing too.
Sloppy, shitty reporting from the aptly named Mary Sue, named after shitty self-insert characters that everyone hates and never do anything right.
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Yet they fail to realize that Pidge only did this to avoid capture and find her missing family. One thing I think the next season should do to really piss the SJWs off is when Lotor finally appears, have Pidge drool all over him for how hot the guy is. Not go stupid in love with him, but she's a bit smitten by his looks and charms.
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I facepalmed so hard on the second one.
Things like "non-binary" don't even exist. Everybody has both more masculine and femine personatilty traits and it doesn't make you "opressed".
And that "OMG REPRESENTATION" obsession is getting really, really annoying.
Things like "non-binary" don't even exist. Everybody has both more masculine and femine personatilty traits and it doesn't make you "opressed".
And that "OMG REPRESENTATION" obsession is getting really, really annoying.
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Honestly, they treat men and women in such stereotypical ways. Even more than us mundanes.
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They just don't seem to get that characters have other motives than their non-binary gender identity or that just because one fails in one aspect of their gender stereotype, they don't have to forsake their gender altogether. It honestly comes across as incredibly insecure on what they are and what they want to be. Which ironically is what their Persona 4 example is about.
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These people are always found out to be the most secretly racist and sexist people of all. They simply try and hide it. By projecting.
As Moe said on The Simpsons "Who are you gonna vote for, me? Or a Republican; who's record is so anti-gay, that he's clearly, secretly, super gay"
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They claim they want diversity, but if the diverse character has major flaws, is a bad guy/gal or doesn't act in an SJW manner (wouldn't be caught dead using the term, "check your privilege"), they get mad.
El Diablo: He is a redemption story and showed his true heroism in the with his sacrifice in the end. Even POCs do bad and careless things; it's a part of life. He was willing to take responsibility for his actions which is a twist on the violent Hispanic stereotype.
Katana: She is a proud Japanese woman whose theme is reflective of the culture she takes pride in. What's wrong with that? Since English is not her native language, it would be understandable for her to be more comfortable speaking Japanese.
Also, what is so bad about her being devoted to her husband? It was an interesting trait. Just because a female character worries about the man she loves, a male family member or her offspring, doesn't make her weak. The fact that she loves, carries on, devotes her time to them and does something about it is a sign of strength.
June Moone/Enchantress: I'm sure if the character was a man, they wouldn't complain. Bad things happen to people and there wouldn't be much of a story if June could repress Enchantress. What's wrong with Enchantress caring about her brother and sharing her power with him? Personally, I liked the filthy look she had early on.
Amanda Waller: That woman is a stone-cold, badass black woman who isn't thin and sexy. You'd think the author would love this character.
Katana: She is a proud Japanese woman whose theme is reflective of the culture she takes pride in. What's wrong with that? Since English is not her native language, it would be understandable for her to be more comfortable speaking Japanese.
Also, what is so bad about her being devoted to her husband? It was an interesting trait. Just because a female character worries about the man she loves, a male family member or her offspring, doesn't make her weak. The fact that she loves, carries on, devotes her time to them and does something about it is a sign of strength.
June Moone/Enchantress: I'm sure if the character was a man, they wouldn't complain. Bad things happen to people and there wouldn't be much of a story if June could repress Enchantress. What's wrong with Enchantress caring about her brother and sharing her power with him? Personally, I liked the filthy look she had early on.
Amanda Waller: That woman is a stone-cold, badass black woman who isn't thin and sexy. You'd think the author would love this character.
This is pretty much the reason why TMS likes Space Jam Lola Bunny over The Looney Tunes Show version. The former is pretty much the epitome of their ideal character: she's got no real flaws, she's better than the boys, she hates being called any names like "doll" and has no offensive personality traits. (While the later is very flawed, silly, gets in trouble and would thank you if you called her "doll".) The only thing missing is the occasional bitch trait and SJW spewing (see the main character of Princeless).
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Well they are called The Mary Sue, so it figures that multi-dimensional female characters would be outside their comfort zone.
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Wow, privileged white women telling pee o'seas how they are supposed to behave, even down to the language they're allowed to speak.
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Would you guys consider it powerleveling if I posted a link to an interview that yours truly was in on their website?
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Post the link then go back to plotting against the doctor.
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If it's obvious who you are (because you're the only person being interviewed) then yes that's definitely powerleveling. But I'd still be quite interested to see the interview because you've piqued my interest now.