[ SECRET POST #5745 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5745 ⌋

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


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Idk, at this point, the people falling all over themselves telling everyone and their dog how awesome the show is and how shitty anyone with even a bit of criticism is for "hating" it and how that's only because clearly, anyone criticising it is just racist, sexist etc. are equally annoying as the haters (excluding the actual racists, they suck).
It's Star Wars TLJ all over again- because of a loud and annoying actually shitty minority, it's not possible to criticise it anymore without getting called a racist sexist dudebro, no matter how valid the criticism is.

[(Anonymous)]

This.

[(Anonymous)]

So true. There's a lot of legitimate criticism towards this show and the stans are very tiresome.

[(Anonymous)]

Had the same experience with The Watch - terrible, shitty desecration of the City Watch flavour of Discworld books, but a chunk of the fandom decided you were a close-minded bigot who need to 'Be more Terry' if you disliked it. Thing is, you have to make sure you're not so open-minded that your brain falls out!

[(Anonymous)]

"Desecration" is strong.

It's a very loose and unfaithful adaptation, and it's also very bad. But the books are still right there on the shelf, as James M. Cain would say.