[ SECRET POST #6006 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6006 ⌋

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


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[Youtube channel "Hello Future Me"]



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09. [SPOILERS for Across the Spiderverse]




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10. [WARNING for transphobia/standard JKR stuff]






















































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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It doesn't seem at all reasonable to me. Disagreeing with me on politics does not make anyone "a piece of shit."

I've lived in a very conservative part of the US, and had no sympathy for their various dogmas, and I remember how various atheist adult friends felt like the very concrete price for being honest about their lack of belief in that city was that a lot of people would avoid their small business, or try to get them screwed over at their job, because Evangelicals thought they had a moral imperative to only patronize "Christian" establishments and outright make trouble for unbelievers.

As ineffective as it is against an actual millionaire like JK, I think it's crazy-damaging that "they should starve because I don't approve of their beliefs" has been popularized as a way for people who aren't conservative wingnuts to treat each other in fandom. The fact that someone can't buy food without a job should not mean that their customers own them. That's not any more enlightened than a society where their employer acts like they absolutely own them. Which is unfortunately also all too common!

Unless you're voting for a politician, the thing that person is promising to do is NOT represent you. Much less "for the rest of their life."