@totalnibdeath@strige88@blacknredtext Tribalism is for simpletons who cannot think for themselves or stand on their own two feet. I reject all political cults, especially ones that glorify the murder of children.
@Nazar_Sonora@strige88@blacknredtext EXACTLY! 👏 Even the most basic strategist acknowledges that martyrdom is the ultimate ideological tool of your enemy.
My dad died with a credit card balance.
A few weeks after his funeral, I got a call from the bank.
The woman on the phone said, “We need to discuss the outstanding balance on your father’s account.”
I told her, “My dad passed away.”
She paused.
Then she said, “Yes, but as his adult child, you’re responsible for taking care of the balance.”
I almost believed her.
Almost.
@strige88@blacknredtext The meme literally pointed out why killing kids is not just evil, but stupid as well. You sound just like the commies who froth at the mouth at the thought of killing "colonizer kids". Two sides of the same depraved coin.
@rosebudlight Off-screen character development is always lazy writing, and if you want to do a timeskip, either ensure its small enough so that nobody changes at all during it, or set it after the original cast is all dead.
@uncle_deluge Sonichu is less embarrassing than the average leftist essay on media for kids. If you're going to attack something for promoting marketable gender stereotypes and "problematic themes", at least go after actual art. Unfortunately their arrested development makes that impossible.
@4kpapers Im so sick and tired of this realistic slop "Accept the world you live in" plot or moral of the story in every single media. Let characters enjoy their magical world goddayum
If I discovered an isekai world I'd stay. Anyone who isn't a total NPC would stay too. Working a mundane, soulless job as a wage cuck isn't meaningful. Isekai stories can serve as metaphors for choosing a better alternative to the status quo, instead of worshiping the mundane.
Realistic ending is better because it shows growth and that the person is ready to move in the world as an adult while still having the great memories and wonder alive within them in a healthy way like a stable adult.
Because ultimately that is something we all have to do at some point and that's a lesson kids need to learn... to let go but still keep it close in the hearth.
@Fenrirtheicewo1 Nah, screw that. If I discovered an isekai world I'd stay, instead of working a mundane, soulless job as a wage cuck. Isekai stories can serve as metaphors for choosing a better alternative to the status quo, instead of embracing it like a mindless NPC.
@ShellyWhiteAuth@Fenrirtheicewo1 Hey look, an actual argument. I'm not saying that good vs evil stories aren't valid. They can also work in the right context, like when telling a story meant to feel like an ancient myth. But many people stuck in arrested development only engage with black and white stories.