[ SECRET POST #3312 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3312 ⌋

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12. http://i.imgur.com/v42amcn.png
[link for anime porn ... type stuff? I'm not even sure what's going on here]















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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

And even doing that is not enough, because someone always appears with a friendly reminder that talking about a villain motives is the same as "excusing" and "justifying".

in fairness that's a very hard distinction to draw, as witness all the times when villain fans do end up excusing and justifying.

the, you know, the shoe is on both feet here, ok?

[(Anonymous)]

IMO as long as no one is blaming someone else/insisting the villain isn't at fault or something similar, there's no reason to join with those friendly reminders.

Don't expect the worst from people, move on if it's not your kind of discussion and you have nothing else to add.

[(Anonymous)]

DA-- "friendly reminder" is now one of those terms that puts my back up even when I agree with every syllable. Stop with the passive aggressiveness, people. If you're shaming someone, at least own it.

[(Anonymous)]

The whole point that's being drawn in this subthread is precisely that whether or not a given statement is "blaming someone else" or "insisting the villain isn't at fault" is in and of itself a question that's open to debate, though. That's a huge part of the argument here.

I agree that the 'friendly reminders' mode of argument is a bad one though.