[ SECRET POST #3249 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3249 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's you that needs to broaden your thinking. Insisting that non-human characters like these aren't created with real human racial features in mind isn't open-minded, it's juvenile and embarrassing. And I'm not talking embarrassing because ~social justice~, I'm talking about art design, social sciences, anthropology. This is basic stuff you learn if you take classes in these subjects.

People who argue like you do also make the mistake of always assuming that putting racial coding on a character is a negative thing, and if you say they were created to look like a certain race we're saying their creator was racist. And that's pretty racist thinking, actually. As long as the characters in whole are not racist stereotypes, there's nothing bad about coding them physically.

[(Anonymous)]

Uh huh. What an interesting point of view you have there, Sparky.