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"Well, stop being lazy and make a decent series that shows gays aren't orgiastically obsessed. Indie games have been a hit, why not indie films or whatever?"
 
Yaoi Huntress Earth said:
Wahhhhhhh! Our favorite series aren't gay enough! Society shoves heteros down our throats. Also, of course they
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Once again they show off a lack of understanding of the source material. Dumbledore and Grindlewald were not lovers, Dumbledore was simply in love with him. And it doesn't make sense for him in character to bring it up because it's like literally admitting he's in love with Wizard Ayn Rand (not quite as bad as Wizard Hitler but close). I assume he regrets those feelings as an adult because he has grown past the idealism of his teen years.

Bah. It's pointless. Like everything geeky or nerdy they're all surface level with their knowledge and no substance.
 
Is there like a major fanbase for She-Ra in the US that i didn't hear about?I'm talking about people hating on the new designs and the ones liking it.Wasn't the original cartoon so cheesy even 80's kids prefer to forget it ever happened?Still are there actual fans of She-Ra?Also if you're gonna write an article about how excited you are about a new cartoon aimed at kids while at the same time badmouthing others who hate the new cartoon as being manchildren i think you don't have any self-awareness.Then again this is TMS so what can you expect.
 
iafiv said:
Is there like a major fanbase for She-Ra in the US that i didn't hear about?I'm talking about people hating on the new designs and the ones liking it.Wasn't the original cartoon so cheesy even 80's kids prefer to forget it ever happened?Still are there actual fans of She-Ra?Also if you're gonna write an article about how excited you are about a new cartoon aimed at kids while at the same time badmouthing others who hate the new cartoon as being manchildren i think you don't have any self-awareness.Then again this is TMS so what can you expect.
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I always liked it for the villains it added to the He-Man Universe mostly. Had a single She-Ra figure just so they could team up as well.
 
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iafiv said:
Is there like a major fanbase for She-Ra in the US that i didn't hear about?I'm talking about people hating on the new designs and the ones liking it.Wasn't the original cartoon so cheesy even 80's kids prefer to forget it ever happened?Still are there actual fans of She-Ra?Also if you're gonna write an article about how excited you are about a new cartoon aimed at kids while at the same time badmouthing others who hate the new cartoon as being manchildren i think you don't have any self-awareness.Then again this is TMS so what can you expect.
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According to one of my gay friends, She-Ra and He-Man are a major cult classic among the LGBT community. If you look, there are She-Ra fans out there. I'm one of them.
 
Everybody else I've talked to about the new She-Ra is like "it looks so much better than Thundercats ROAR!"
 
SuperSheep said:
I guess she never watched Dr. Who. Or anime. Or Stargate.
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Or Santo Versus the Martian Invasion.

For that matter, in Kronos the aliens land in Mexico and are attacked with Mustang fighters.

EDIT: yes, the P-51 was still in service with the USAF in 1957, when the film was made, and presumably in Mexico as well.
 
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MysticMisty said:
That's not really saying much, though. You can only go up with that particular, overused art style.
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I feel like this applies.

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Meowthkip said:
They're paranoid that Trump's pick for the Supreme Court is going to overturn Roe v. Wade.

I don't know how likely that would even be. Admittedly, I don't follow the Supreme Court too closely so I don't know if there are any major cases headed their way that would put it in jeopardy, but honestly I don't think it's something that warrants immediate concern.
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From what I understand, a supreme court ruling is generally only overturned two ways: another, similar case reached the SC and the ruling there overturns the previous case (Plessy v. Ferguson & Brown v. The Board of Education) or Congress passes a bill or an amendment that cancels out the Supreme Court decision.

So in theory if another abortion case makes it through the system up to supreme court, the court could make a decision the overwrites Roe v. Wade. But the thing about that is it's usually pretty hard for such a case to get that far because a SC verdict is considered the set interpretation of the laws ibvolved, so most cases don't get far before a judge cited the SC case and makes their verdict.
 
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