>have no money
>use ai to conceptualize an idea because you can't afford drawing materials/are disabled, but want real art done.
>finally get money/donations and try to hire artist
>"you use ai, I can't work with you"
>artists shocked people flock to ai
Is this really the argument?
Sounds rather ableist to me.
I refuse to stay silent about this. To be honest, I don’t care if people end up resenting me for speaking the truth. I am not after fame, I want to change the world for the better.
I’ve been outcasted and kicked out of multiple communities solely because of my beliefs. The transgender community has infiltrated and seized control of far too much of the internet, and the moment you speak out against their demonic ways, you get removed.
This is why so many people stay quiet and swallow their resentment. Transgender individuals like to call this “tolerance,” but most of them are oblivious to social cues and completely fail to see how much anger and resentment toward their community and its agenda has been growing.
The harder they push, the more they will be rejected.Hate the community, not the people.. as my friend said.
I’ve recently gained some important clarity on this. I now view transgender identification the same way I view drug addiction.
The transgender plague is an addiction, and we should be helping people break free from it instead of enabling it.
This perspective has completely changed how I see the entire issue.
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