@ToBeContinu3dK@Pamela_Vista Think they are talking about how Corbyn is a privileged bloke who accidently had the correct position on several issues and thinks politics is a game where he gets to talk about how correct he is.
Generation of support left fucked and thrown to the dogs because Jeremy corbyn is such a weak spinless useless old man walked over more times than a fucking doormat.
All the people who got absolutely destroyed in his wake, never to recover, but its all a laugh for him.
"They talk about how to get rid of me"
I genuinely hate Corbyn these days.
Theuy didnt juat talk about it they fucking did it, and you did fuck all to stop it and you did fuck all to stand up for yourself.
You got out played by wes fucking streeting.
Don't fucking laugh.
Like 99.9 percent of every story is based of pre-established cliches. I feel like a lot of people just don't like genre fiction (or reading in general) and feel a need to justify their dislike as a principled stand against fiction they deem harmful in someway
I do think one of the most important things the movie "american fiction" talks about is how ppl mistake their streotype of what they think a story is about, based on the book's cover. Can actually be just projection of what they think is wrong with a genre of fiction.
My probably unfair, somewhat chud-coded opinion is that I hate shit like this. Fantasy that relies entirely on pre-established cliches to sell a dream of being petite bourgeoisie. If you're going to be reactionary, at least imagine you're aristocracy instead of this lib bullshit
liberals: if oliver cromwell existed today he would be woke!
conservatives: no he would not be woke!
oliver cromwell if he existed today: i am quite fond of UK muslims
a guy got on the bus absolutely reeking of weed and spent the whole ride whistling "in the hall of the mountain king" but with occasional beatboxing thrown in
You are allowed to experience joy while things in your life are unresolved. If you postpone happiness until everything is perfect, you’ll be postponing it forever.
Future generations will come to regard Gen Z's terror of being cringe with the same bewilderment as my own Generation X's obsession with not selling out.
Douglas Adams and Terry Pratchett are both great and I think a lot of the people saying the style is cringe are just reading quotes and not the actual books