[ SECRET POST #3180 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3180 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: The Mummy

[(Anonymous)]

Nah mate. I think I just got the wrong end of the stick. Everyone's a keyboard warrior these days but when it comes to actually campaigning for something.... People grab the moral high ground, as if doxxing someone or sending them death threats is the equivalent of the many civil rights campaigners of years gone by that we rightly admire.

Yet the level of vitriol piled onto things that are several decades out of context.... Or the dogpiling that happens for the simplest miswording of something.

It's a nerve. I misinterpreted your post and my misreading hit that nerve right on the head. Apologies.

Re: The Mummy

[dreemyweird]

That's okay! <3 Happens to everyone occasionally. I'm not happy with such extreme opinions, either, and when some of them hit my sore spots, I begin frothing at the mouth as much as the next man.

I don't think those who pass sweeping judgements on all "problematic" older fiction understand how history works or what the implications of their views are. They deny the existence of kindness, care, acceptance, and ultimately, basic humanity because they can't stomach the idea of good people in imperfect societies - or, for that matter, good but flawed people.

Re: The Mummy

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks.

They deny the existence of kindness, care, acceptance, and ultimately, basic humanity because they can't stomach the idea of good people in imperfect societies - or, for that matter, good but flawed people.

Yeah exactly. It's actually a rhetoric that is scary to me in its own right. To deny that people can be mistaken, misled, and instead can only be either good or evil is terrifying. It's the atmosphere of the Salem witchhunts, or of Nazi Germany. You're either with us or against us - and if you're against us then you're subhuman and you deserve everything you get. That's the thinking that seems to happen on every side of every argument these days. It's not healthy.

Re: The Mummy

[(Anonymous)]

It's no good, I have to hit the sack. Sorry for the misunderstanding and thanks for the beginning of (to me) an interesting discussion.

Re: The Mummy

[dreemyweird]

Good night! Thanks for your chill reaction. Maybe some other day :)