[ SECRET POST #5252 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5252 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

they're not fictional characters???

they're real people, of course they're not going to be able to hold up to some fantasy ideal people put on their heads because they're not constructs controlled and made by others. god this whole using real people as 'representation' is so fucking weird. that's not what anyone exists for.

and idc about this dude btw, what;'s happening to them seems sad but it's THEIR business, not everyone else's, but jesus people are getting so bent out of shape over it. he's a real person and is messy, welcome to reality.

AYRT

[(Anonymous)]

But all this is is someone saying they're kinda sad about it? Like, my feelings about it are like OP's. I know it's stupid that I cared a bit about this.

DA

[(Anonymous)]

Okay but urgh, it's really in poor taste to make this even remotely about representations of Jews in the media. I agree with the sentiment in the first comment. Goddamn we really need to rein ourselves in when it comes to celebrities, like yikes.

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

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Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

There is a real life equivalent of representation, though. It's called visibility. And it's even understandable to compare representation somewhat when we're talking about a stand-up comic's routines. He and his wife are real, but he wrote his material and performed it to be enjoyed by an audience, and he chose what to include. He didn't have to mention that his wife was Jewish, but he did, and it's not fair to expect people consuming the material to not be affected by it when John Mulaney was the one who chose to make it up important.

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[(Anonymous)]

I don't think he wanted his wife put up on a fucking pedestal to be treated as Representation or Visibility Fodder.