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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

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venom-apegacine takashi0
lostfen

am I hallucinating

weirdgoth

wow! great! teaching kids their very first strawman argument and forever internalizing young minorities that they shouldnt speak out about their oppression! this sucks!

vergak

what the fuck I trusted this show. Why did they do use dirty like this.

spicymassala

Man reading the comments is kinda disheartening because people don’t seem to see what this video is trying to say.

This isn’t saying you shouldn’t speak up for what’s right. It’s about getting so caught up in your own beliefs that you think that people are purposefully trying to be malicious, and instead crying “Social Justice” as a pretense for actively trying to prove people wrong and make yourself look better. This isn’t to say that you can’t look at things critically or voice your opinion, but it is true that many people try to “call out” small things that people say that most likely wasn’t even intended to be malicious. Trying to unlearn prejudices is a work in progress for everyone.

And honestly this video is so accurate regarding the culture that this website has produced in regards to social justice. I do support social justice, but there is a better way of sending your message than just shouting at others who didn’t even intend to be mean or ignorant in the first place. You’re lucky to have this kind of access to knowledge because you have access to the internet. Knowledge is power, but it should empower you to share it with others and educate them instead of trying to degrade people.

I’m a Bisexual WoC with a limited amount of money. I get it. There’s so many things to be upset about in a world that hasn’t leveled the playing field. And I’ve dealt with some really difficult people and mindsets. But your own passion shouldn’t overshadow your compassion. Pick your battles wisely.

ibgarry

except this show is for ten year olds and they’re not going to get that message at all from this clip

i’m just confused as to why gumball would fucking do this when this show is aimed at an audience of children, but this scene uses jargon that most kids have never heard

queen-of-the-nerdlords

The audience for Gumball I believe is like 8-14 and while I highly doubt all kids are like this, it is very likely lots of kids have actually heard lingo and jargon like that from spending time on the internet.

I feel like maybe it was a bit of a mistake on their part but I don’t doubt that most kids who like Gumball and who have some kind of interaction with social media in general can understand what’s actually happening and what the characters are saying.

Even taking that away, still to a kid even if they didn’t understand what was being talked about, it would just look like the cactus girl was saying something simple and Gumball blew it out of proportions and tried to fight her when previously she was just trying to point something out or help, which on its own is a simple message to understand.

rabbittiddy

The thing I have to ask, is why do people tend to think the audience for this show are babies, and 8 mean legit babies.

takashi0

Because they’re morons?

badgengar
thekilinah

Fated 

Winner of August’s Patreon smut poll; here’s some Kindred! Honestly my favourite league character in terms of gameplay and design. Also a lil bit o’ cumflation because I can’t fucking help myself.

Enjoy! And thank you again to all my patrons for making this possible <: 

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matt0044:
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“Y E A H
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Man, lemme tell you, this transition was a TRIP to watch in realtime.
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When it comes to the former, this seemed to be a time when more when fans would come together on forums or sites like DeviantArt...
scrungass

Y E A H

sonneillonv

Man, lemme tell you, this transition was a TRIP to watch in realtime.

matt0044

When it comes to the former, this seemed to be a time when more when fans would come together on forums or sites like DeviantArt where moderators would, well, moderate their behavior and keep things in order. I got my start in fandoms with Pokemon forums like Serebii and Bulbagarden.

It didn’t always work but it was done well enough to make sure little to nothing got out of hand. With sites for fanart and fanfiction, you could report somebody for harassment and be on your way.

Social Media sites like Tumblr and Twitter have little of this, the appeal being that no moderators means they can bitch and vent about what’s eating them without facing repercussions. No infractions, no banning, they’re free.

Said freedom is tragically easily abused and made this site what it’s infamous for it today. When you add in content creators who use this to interact with their fans, well, the ugly side of fandom will waste no time making their strike and delude themselves into thinking that they’re the good guys in all this.

When it comes to joining the more infamous fandoms like Steven Universe or Voltron, get your start on forums where the worst you’re bound to find are fanwank and nonsense. With Tumblr and Twitter, I’ve only been able to handle the bullcrap because of what I went through before…

@takashi0 @coonfootproductions

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archiemcphee

Today the Department of Awesome Parenting is catching up on the latest collaborations between French anime artist Thomas Romain (previously featured here) and his sons for their Father And Sons Design Workshop. First Romain’s sons come up with creative character concepts that they draw. Then Romain uses his professional skills to turn each colorful character into a polished piece, making sure to incorporate even the smallest details contributed by his sons.

Follow Thomas Romain on Instagram or YouTube to keep up with their latest work. You can also support their project on Patreon.

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