[ SECRET POST #3245 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3245 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

It's not JUST that I don't like her as a person. She's a badly written, obnoxious creator's pet who is always portrayed as right by the narrative even when she is clearly wrong, and to add insult to injury, her Jewish background was blatantly tacked on as an afterthought for BONUS DIVERSITY POINTS. It's a perfect example of tokenism at its worst.

Furthermore, I am not inherently opposed to there being Jewish characters who are loathsome people, but when nearly every Jewish character on TV is either: A) a loathsome person, B) a walking stereotype, or C) both, it gets irritating really quick.

For every well written, well developed, fleshed out character like Magneto there are ten cringeworthy caricatures like Howard Wolowitz. And that's depressing.

[(Anonymous)]

I still think "loathesome person" is pushing it. The worst things about her have to do with the favoritism she gets from the narrative and the creator telling her she's right.

Without she's pretty much your average super opinionated and outspoken ideal driven 14 year old who's obsessed with being unique and special.

I don't think she's a horrible awful human being any more than half the people I knew in high school were.

[(Anonymous)]

You may think Sam is "loathsome" but there are tons of people who do like her, including me. So shitting on her because she's Jewish is pretty gross honestly. I know you have a werid giant hate bonner for her, but if you could keep your hate to just her personality traits or whatever, and not her actual ethnicity/relgion, that would be great thanks.

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AYRT

Dude, I am Jewish. That's a huge part of why she pisses me off so much. I wouldn't have nearly as much of a "hateboner", as you put it, if I didn't feel like she was yet another example of the media shitting on my people with embarrassing portrayals of us in fiction.

In retrospect I realize I probably should have clarified that earlier.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't see how Sam every once in a while getting favoritism from the narrative has anything to do with her being jewish, or the media shitting on jewish people, but uh okay.

DA but...

[(Anonymous)]

I agree with the general idea of your post but..

"every once in a while getting favoritism from the narrative "

Try constantly. All the other characters in the show get moments to realize they were wrong. Except Sam she always turns out to be "right and no one listened to her". Even Memory Blank ended with Danny realizing how much more he needs to appreciate her.

And then Urban Jungle, the one episode where they could have explored her flaws or had her be wrong, she has to be mind controlled -not smooth talked or convinced, mind controlled, into helping a bad guy who's thing is a more extreme version of the environmentalism she's been soapboxing about all through the show.

It seems like at almost no time or very rarely since the episode about the school dance, has Sam had to deal with being wrong.