@koffeentertains@_undeadinside@jenoujeno Buy hard copy: hard copy is in Japanese
"use the scanlation as reference to read": in a language they understand
Look at hard copy, cannot understand
Look at scanlation, understand
Buy hard copy, support artist
Read scanlation, understand story, support artist with hard copy
wow
@Mulla_gado@PlutoCooked From what I remember, he left town and went to live in the countryside with a relative for a while. He couldn't stay away from home though, so when he returned, a higher-up thought that he snitched on them and sent Bodie and Poot (the two guys) to kill Wallace.
Remember, what you see on X is not real life.
50% are bots.
30% are paid propagandists.
10% don’t know their ass from their elbow.
10% are real people.
Don’t let MAGA fool you, Trump is wildly unpopular and they know it, but they can’t let the grift stop.
@YaBoiGoldN Give it some time. The view count won't go up, the followers will stagnate, and they'll move on to the next uwu girl that stirs up controversy.
@OshTaush@MatthewTho8@diamondhandsq "Originally meaning 'strange' or 'peculiar', queer came to be used pejoratively against LGBTQ people in the late 19th century. From the late 1980s, queer activists began to reclaim the word as a neutral or positive self-description." https://t.co/FnjGY16SJE
Google is free, pal.
I sincerely hope that all of these "disability advocates" telling people to "watch the movie" and "educate yourself", who likely didn't know what coprolalia was until yesterday keep this same energy for more than a few days.
@Chadster_man@ChardineTaylor I don't understand why people keep saying that others want him to "apologize for his Tourettes." Intentional or not, it's common courtesy to apologize when what you've done harms someone. And I think you, and everyone else making that same talking point, knows that.
@kcswmaj@TheeAnimeGuru_ It's possible to "educate yourself" on the disability and still be upset that it happened. If someone has a physical tic and involuntarily hits you in the face, will you be upset? Or will you be like "wow, I should take this moment to educate myself and forgive them."
I’ve never seen people advocate for disabled people as much as when it’s defending and explaining someone saying the N word.
People aren’t being ableist towards one man for saying it, they’re questioning a culture that always has a justification for anti-Blackness.