[ SECRET POST #3828 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3828 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

If that's what they wanted, that's what they should've said. What you said made sense. Their rant basically stated that traditional fandom endearments were inappropriate, racist, and not allowed. If they're racist now, how come they weren't before?

I think that's what they meant to say but they phrased it poorly and they were rude because they were in a bad mood or something, and then because this is the Internet, people assume the worst and get angry.

I don't know. There are just a lot of people talking about how this is tantamount to segregation or how this means the movie deserves to fail or whatever.

[(Anonymous)]

Unfortunately, these kinds of things get taken at face value and then people bully the fuck out of other people over them, and that's not okay with me. Nobody gets to do that and say they did it on my behalf just because I share the same category as the letter writer. So I disagreed.

As for the haters, shitty people will be shitty, and I don't agree with the segregationalists, okay? That doesn't mean I have to agree with the letter writer, though. There are more options here than agree with one=disagree with the other.