[ SECRET POST #4544 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4544 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's clever and a good comentary on the modern world issues.

[(Anonymous)]

Then we'll have to agree to disagree. I find it very much the opposite of clever - in my opinion, its heavy handed and clumsy.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT but if they had made all the horsemen white there would have been bitching about that too.

[(Anonymous)]

Could have chosen War then. The colourlessness was an important design choice for the character in the book imo and shouldn't have been changed.

[(Anonymous)]

You genuinely think it would've been well-received to cast a black guy or asian woman as war? Lmao

[(Anonymous)]

I thought it was clever too. Imo the AYRT is just reaching to find racism.

[(Anonymous)]

If you have to insinuate I'm intentionally "reaching" I'm just going to insinuate you're not very smart if you thought this whole casting was "clever".

[(Anonymous)]

Agree here too. It makes sense to have the horseman represent the area you see the strongest effect. I don't see it as racist at all, but rather a conscious use of race to emphasize the power of these characters.

[(Anonymous)]

Shoulda have cast a middle eastern or African dude as war then. Considering that's the area where most armed conflicts take place these days.