[ SECRET POST #3547 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3547 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Brooklyn Nine-Nine

[(Anonymous)]

Ah because having one gay black authority figure cancels out all the sexism, ageism, ableism, and jokes about eating disorders on display? Try again.

[(Anonymous)]

I haven't watched Brooklyn Nine Nine but are you saying you find 'sexism, ageism, ableism, and jokes about eating disorders' directly proportional to what you find entertaining?

[(Anonymous)]

I am claiming nothing, except that it is not non-problematic.

That was the challenge one entertaining show that was non-problematic. Brooklyn 99, regardless of any entertainment value, is not non-problematic.

[(Anonymous)]

It's incredibly clever how you're going to call any show that gets mentioned problematic

it's fucking incredible

[(Anonymous)]

I think you'll find that is precisely the point. The claim was that there are entertaining shows that are non-problematic. Your admission that that is not the case is accepted.

[(Anonymous)]

But it doesn't really fit the argument we were having. Because what I thought we were trying to discuss was the idea that problematicness leads to entertaining - that if things weren't problematic, they were boring. But this doesn't show that there's a link between problematicness and entertainment - just that if you set a sufficiently high bar for problematicness, nothing can pass over it.

I'm honestly really, really much more interested in the idea that being problematic is necessary to be entertaining, not that being problematic is inevitable.

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NAYRT

Well, that's what tumblr does, right?

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

An entertaining show I like is Arthur and I don't think it has anything offensive in it.

[(Anonymous)]

Think again. Even Sesame Street is problematic. Bert & Ernie are a classic case of queerbaiting.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, I LOL'd.