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RPG Imaginings@rpgimaginings.bsky.social |
(1/3) Today's rant: I will say it with absolute conviction: The bullying of Daisy Ridley and Kelly Marie Tran over Star Wars was sociopathic behavior. I used to be pretty open about being a Star Wars fan. I'm not so open anymore. I am AFRAID of many Star Wars fans.
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RPG Imaginings
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Ok, I need a fourth post! You understand that YOU sunk Ep. 9 because you didn't understand Ep. 8, right? Your lack of media literacy KILLED Ep. 9. Disney was a fool for listening to you. You screamed over the ice cream that you dropped on the ground so mommy bought you another just to shut you up.
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RPG Imaginings
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(3/3) 2) you are not entitled to creative control over something that you've done ZERO of the work to create. Gent bent. Touch grass. It is unpleasant to be around you and few people have any sympathy for your first world "problem."
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RPG Imaginings
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(2/3) Star Wars doesn't owe you anything, you parasocial freak. It isn't "yours." You don't "deserve" XYZ thing that YOU want. You are entitled to your opinion, but you are not entitled to 1) dominate fan spaces with spiteful rhetoric just because you're having a toddler meltdown, and
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The Omega Dork
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Fans are really bringing back the term's original meaning. They're fanatics who have lost all sense of reason or proportion. I think it stems from resentment left over from the 80s, 90s & early 00s, compounded by internet echo chambers &...well, the state of the world.
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