What are you talking about?
Katara and Toph—and while I'm at it Suki and Yue—deserve to be enslaved and made sexual relief for the next Fire Lord. Those are the girls that need significant correction.
Azula is peak wife material, with Mai and Ty Lee making excellent concubines. Just imagine waking up next to this beauty.
Harry Potter was home to a lot of gay people too, until Rowling went all TURF. Now, there's a lot of right wing fans of the series that like the art for what it is.
It's the same here. I like certain things and I don't like others, but at some point the quality is so massive that you can't help but love it. I really liked Hogwarts Legacy, even though there was a tranny in it.
I'm not intrinsically against gays in fiction. I would much perfer if it was realistic though—given that these stories often take place in the premodern era—with active vs passive dynamics and and the disregarding of it as a "sexuality" (a very modern concept).
Also, it's not really that I dislike gay fans, it's that it is much easier to talk to likeminded people on the media that you like. Thus, it is beneficial for me to court people who think like me and ignore others that think differently; that said, it's hard to ignore when you want some spicy art, look it up, and it's contrary to your sexual orientation—I sympathize with you there, it must be exhausting.
Witch Hat Atelier wasn't nearly as long as Frieren, sadly—that definitely dampened its popularity. That said, I put it them both on the same playing field, with them being some of my favorite series' and me rating both 10/10.
The only sad part is that it seems like the Witch Hat Atelier Fandom is full of gay retards. It's sad that I have to share a space with nauseating people, but I guess it's my duty as a fan to purge these people out as best I can.
To all those people:
Negotiate with uncivilized peoples who haven't changed for forever, who defend their land until death?
It's not like it was discussed rigorously either. The Navii were treated as "Noble Savages" and the Humans evil colonizers, without giving any thought or depth to the human side. They didn't even try to give a proper argument for the humans.
The problem comes down to writing.
Harry Potter was home to a lot of gay people too, until Rowling went all TURF. Now, there's a lot of right wing fans of the series that like the art for what it is.
It's the same here. I like certain things and I don't like others, but at some point the quality is so massive that you can't help but love it. I really liked Hogwarts Legacy, even though there was a tranny in it.
I'm not intrinsically against gays in fiction. I would much perfer if it was realistic though—given that these stories often take place in the premodern era—with active vs passive dynamics and and the disregarding of it as a "sexuality" (a very modern concept).
Also, it's not really that I dislike gay fans, it's that it is much easier to talk to likeminded people on the media that you like. Thus, it is beneficial for me to court people who think like me and ignore others that think differently; that said, it's hard to ignore when you want some spicy art, look it up, and it's contrary to your sexual orientation—I sympathize with you there, it must be exhausting.
HOLD UP! They literally are…
Jake Sully will condem the entirety of his species, BILLLIONS of people, for some alien pussy. That is legitimately a moral wrong.
If you think critically about the movie and it's premise, you'll see that there was no real choice given on IF the Humans ever had a point. It was just the Humans are bad and space people are good. BUT they literally need those resources so humanity doesn't die off.
If you remember correctly, I only responded negatively AFTER his critical response. I've been cordial to many people who havent been rude to me—case in point the message I shared above but also with a ton of people across the thread.
If someone is mean to me, I'm mean back. If someone is nice, I'm extra polite. It's the golden rule.
Korra simps will watch ATLA fans who adore Toph, Katara, Azula, and other female characters from the original show criticize Korra then say without irony, "YOU JUST HATE WOMEN DON'T YOU!!?"
@kitsuneamira@CarrotCakeKiwi@PC_bug This online. If that person was sitting in front of me, I would be much more polite. Plus, I had just gotten bombarded by "impolite" texts for hours.
I was much more cordial at the start. As seen here:
Harry Potter was home to a lot of gay people too, until Rowling went all TURF. Now, there's a lot of right wing fans of the series that like the art for what it is.
It's the same here. I like certain things and I don't like others, but at some point the quality is so massive that you can't help but love it. I really liked Hogwarts Legacy, even though there was a tranny in it.
I'm not intrinsically against gays in fiction. I would much perfer if it was realistic though—given that these stories often take place in the premodern era—with active vs passive dynamics and and the disregarding of it as a "sexuality" (a very modern concept).
Also, it's not really that I dislike gay fans, it's that it is much easier to talk to likeminded people on the media that you like. Thus, it is beneficial for me to court people who think like me and ignore others that think differently; that said, it's hard to ignore when you want some spicy art, look it up, and it's contrary to your sexual orientation—I sympathize with you there, it must be exhausting.