[ SECRET POST #2079 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2079 ⌋

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Comments

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[(Anonymous)]

Er, except the problem with Sherlock saving Irene is, that's the complete opposite of the actual ending to SCAN.

"What changes? My mood, I guess! I feel better because I'm not watching it. But does that make Moffat stop and think about his work? More importantly, does it make his audience stop and think?"

I'm one of the "dropouts" but I didn't go that silently...and my criticism had nothing to do with any of the SJW baloney, I just don't like the choices they made in departing from the original canon. So, yeah, I'm one of the ones who no longer watches, and no longer comments, although I had largely dropped out of the fandom shortly after their adaptation of SCAN aired.

Here's the thing, though: These SJWs are screaming and hollering about "problematic" this and "problematic" that (which I never noticed, personally, but I don't watch fictional television shows with a Political Correctness Detector firmly in place), and half the time, the words they're hollering about aren't even "problematic" except in their 1984-like little mindscapes.

Mind you, the death threats fit in with 1984 too.....Scratch that. Brazil is a better comparison.

The teenagers making these death threats probably think they're only typing words and send them out into the vapid hive mind of the Internet, and they probably feel that "DIAF" doesn't "really" mean anything, as far as they're concerned.

HOWEVER. Obviously, the woman is upset; especially if it's setting off her "bully radar" or making her uncomfortable (which, hmm, yeah I thought the SJWs were supposed to fight against that, not cause it...now who's "problematic" hmmmmm).

TL:DR; Different anon doesn't have a dog in the hunt re: BBC Sherlock because I don't watch it anymore, but seriously, the SJWs are really start to show their true colours. As in, they're not trying to "fix" any of the "problems" they see, rather they're causing as many problems as they can. And the world is a poorer place for it.