@JW100x That’s preferable to being some Bay Area kid whos a slave to their delusional dreams of prestige and grandiosity with absolutely no distinguishable features from their many many peers
@nee11ii@comicgoldleaf No argument + ad hominem that’s all you people do. if you reject any and all discourse that challenges you why not just talk somewhere private and indulge in an echo chamber there of wasting people’s time?
@nee11ii@comicgoldleaf Yea this is just the most nothing burger thing to get mad over. You want the thumbnail to be some animated Mr beast face with huge capital letters in the title? Who cares
@outsider_ch@shoopdewoopwoop@ArtoriaPen51153@philosophymeme0 The reply completely missed the point while simultaneously being dismissive and sarcastic. The original post is about seeing one’s father specifically eating alone; reducing it to “its empathy” is not engaging in the question. (The question is “why the father specifically?”).
@kakathot@macothe1st@Hercules1125_ I never said the story always portrayed him as good...the fact that you admit he's popular and has character development proves my point if anything. I'm saying people didn't have the same visceral reaction to Vegeta during his "redemption arc" when he committed worse atrocities.
@macothe1st@Hercules1125_ I just don't understand why mass murderers are routinely allowed redemption among fans while sexually vile characters provoke rejection (even from outside audience), when both are heinous acts and, in my opinion, nothing is worse than mass killing.
@macothe1st@Hercules1125_ Vegeta killed unimaginable amounts for personal gain (irredeemable IMO!), yet the story treats him later as someone to be sympathized with and has a huge fanbase too. No one seems to really care about that either.
@laloalaw@Hercules1125_ My point is that it seems that most people who HATE this show haven't actually watched/read it....this blind condemnation leads to stories with characters who grow/develop from their trauma with good characterization getting shit on in a similar way (I've seen it happen before).
@laloalaw@Hercules1125_ IMO it should not be the responsibility of the author to ensure the audience is morally upstanding, even if the story attracts certain phenotypes. While I do think Mushoku T's characters are generally written badly (why did Lilia go back to Paul so easily after what he did?) (1)
@Hercules1125_ I will agree, through, that the people who find Rudeus and his father morally upright are questionable, but that doesn't mean the show as a whole is bad!
@Hercules1125_ Also, you aren't supposed to think his father is a morally upright/good person, that's up to your judgement as someone watching the show. Why can't people handle stories with messed up characters (unless its killing of course!) anymore?
@shikiblud @heartsawedoff Barely conscious EOP organism virtue signaling to other EOPs that skipping voice lines in a language u don’t understand is bad hahahaha