[ SECRET POST #5593 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5593 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Malcolm in the Middle]


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[The Owl House]


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[Doctor Who (2005)]













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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

[fscom]

03. https://i.imgur.com/h36mIvn.png

[(Anonymous)]

I haven’t seen any memes, but I did see a few reviews complaining about how “unrealistic” it was for a movie told from the perspective of a teenage Canadian-American girl to not talk about 9/11.

SA

[(Anonymous)]

*Sorry, Canadian-Chinese

[(Anonymous)]

What is their rationale for thinking the movie should reference the event? Because I can't really think of one offhand, and I really don't want to go digging through the craphole that is reddit to find the original posts bitching about it.

[(Anonymous)]

because it's set in 2002, but trying to engage the logic is losing the forest for the trees. it's just some dude drumming up ragebait

[(Anonymous)]

I think there was exactly 1 review saying that

[(Anonymous)]

Yep. The bad take machine himself, Mr. Enter. That guy’s popularity always astounded me, and I’m glad other people are aware of him now, and it’s now well known how full of shit he always is.

[(Anonymous)]

That's why there are memes. They're making fun of that particular review.

[feotakahari]

I feel like, you made your point, he knows what he said, he knows what you think of it. I don’t think there’s any benefit to anyone involved in continuing to yell at him over it.

[(Anonymous)]

Wow. If I were OP and if you had ever contributed anything of value to any thread on this comm in the last 10 years I sure would feel something other than mildly annoyed right now.

[(Anonymous)]

We're not yelling, we're laughing. If he realizes what he said was stupid, good for him, unironically. I'm still going to laugh because the memes are still funny. - Not OP

OP

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not yelling at anyone. While related, this is not a secret about the youtuber that generated the take. This is a secret about me laughing about 9/11 jokes in 2022.

[(Anonymous)]

This is the most painfully male comment I think I've seen on this group.

[(Anonymous)]

Nah. There's always a benefit to mocking Americans who persist in thinking their shithole country is the center of the universe.

[(Anonymous)]

"Canada didn't care about 9/11" isn't the reason that review was dumb. Canada was deeply affected by 9/11. It was dumb because 9/11 didn't need to be addressed in a movie that wasn't about that. It wouldn't even have needed to if the movie was set in the US. The US didn't go on pause from anything that wasn't about 9/11 while the rest of the world continued as if it hadn't happened.

[(Anonymous)]

This.

[(Anonymous)]

And you look just as immature calling a country a shithole. The reviewer deserves to be mocked, and Americans who think they’re the center of the world do too. But just because a country has negative qualities in it’s government, or a percentage of it’s citizenship, it doesn’t make it a “shithole”. Or “soulless”, or “dystopian” as other dicks with no perspective about the world have said. Why do entire countries and all of the people that live in them have to get dragged because of vocal minorities again? Because none deserve that. Most people just live somewhere, they don’t worship it.

[(Anonymous)]

I like you, but this is a useless post. And unnecessarily rude and condescending to OP, who only said that they laughed at the memes and feel a bit bad about it. Enter is a shitty content creator who constantly says bs, some of it irresponsible, bigoted, and downright dangerous to his younger fanbase. This isn’t his first rodeo in regards to being awful, the grace period for accepting his mistakes as not that bad ended 5 years ago. I would know, because I used to be a viewer before getting bored with his bad takes, years before he went off the rails. And the signs had always been there about what kind of person he is.

And besides, as others have said, people aren’t yelling at him, they’re laughing at him and memeing him. How on earth do you see any of this as yelling? And why are you being defensive for him?

[feotakahari]

Adam Ellis was supposedly a bad person who deserved all the mockery, and Shen was supposedly a bad person who deserved all the mockery, and Lauren Zuke was supposedly a bad person who deserved all the mockery . . . I’m just sick of “this one is actually bad this time, guys!”

[(Anonymous)]

Do you know anything about Mr. Enter, or the shit he’s said in recent years? If you do, why are you shaming anyone calling him out? If you know, but don’t care, why are you bothering with the guilt trip to people like OP, who’s secret you read in the least charitable way for no reason, and turned out to be completely wrong about as a result?

I know about him because I’ve been around, and used to be subscribed. Even after I unsubscribed, the animation community is close-knit enough that I still heard about every bad take and genuinely awful thing he said that came after. I have no knowledge of these other people you brought up, and don’t participate in whatever mockery of the week things where there’s always a new acceptable target like you’re implying. So what you’re saying isn’t really relevant to what I’m saying. And you’re kinda making a lot of bad faith assumptions in implying I’m just moving from person to person to make fun of them, or whatever you’re saying. I have no idea why you’re pressed about this, honestly? If it bothers you that much, why not ignore it instead of patronizing others and being self-righteous about it? Knee-jerk “Leave that person alone” posts when you’re not really involved or don’t have knowledge of the full situation aren’t any better than people simply memeing on ridiculously bad takes.

It’s fine if you don’t think someone is worth the mockery, but that doesn’t make you automatically right about that, and it’s absolutely not your place to demand others think the same. Especially people who have legitimately been attacked and ridiculed by Enter. I’m sorry that I don’t feel bad someone who spread dangerous misinformation about COVID, or said as a man he would rather be raped than accused of rape, is getting laughed at for a stupid take. Especially because he constantly makes stupid takes anyways. I wouldn’t cheer on someone bullying and throwing ableist slurs at him, of which some YouTubers have in the past. Laughing at a funny bad take, or not feeling bad for someone being held accountable for terrible things they’ve said isn’t automatically yelling at and harassing someone.

Also, sometimes someone really is as shitty as someone says, and automatically assuming they’re the victim, immediately playing devils advocate, and being defensive for them can be disingenuous behavior. Especially when you act holier than thou towards anyone that doesn’t agree. You don’t have to believe me, or agree with me. And I in turn don’t have to think much of either of your comments.

I don’t @ him, I don’t leave comments on his videos, I don’t shit talk him on his DeviantArt. This is basically the first time I’ve openly talked about him anywhere. But I hear him say and do dumb and awful things, and I laugh at the memes about his awful Turning Red video. Most people are doing the same, and many hadn’t even heard of him before this. He’s constantly facing controversy for the bs he spews, and doesn’t seem like he’ll stop saying bs anytime soon. People laughing at the memes don’t have to feel bad about it, he doesn’t need a defense squad, and maybe you need to calm down. There’s nothing really shameful about the majority of people you’re trying to shame. There’s always going to be a vocal minority of harassers in every situation. But generalizing everyone else just laughing at memes as the same as those people, and calling it “yelling” because it sounds more dramatic and mean, is absurd.

I’m honestly kind of baffled by your comments. Like, all this came from OP’s inoffensive secret? Despite the fact that your comment wasn’t relevant in the first place, and it didn’t really take them clarifying to see that for the other commenters. Some brought Enter up, but nobody else made the wild leap that OP was yelling at him.

I’m sorry, I know I’m probably coming off as a jackass. I do legitimately think you’re a nice person, and I know your heart is in the right place. But I can’t wrap my head around why you’re acting this way, to OP especially. And I have no reason to agree with you.

[(Anonymous)]

You know what, you can just ignore my comment. We’re obviously not going to agree on this, and I’m acting unnecessarily obnoxious. So I sincerely apologize for my rudeness.

[(Anonymous)]

da

no, anon. you're right and you should say it.

[(Anonymous)]

No no, you're absolutely right.

[(Anonymous)]

Da.

I thought this was a well-worded comment and not rude at all.