[ SECRET POST #2589 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2589 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The problem is what's "problematic" is highly subjective. I don't like watching shows I think are sexist/racist/homophobic/whatever, because that's really offputting and unpleasant to me. But there are a lot of shows that I think are perfectly fine (or even positive representations) that are problematic to others.

This, like all other social justice issues, is not nearly as black and white as SJWs would have you believe. Just because someone screams "PROBLEMATIC!" about something you like doesn't make it objectively true.