• @Makeitstop
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    18 days ago

    Remember kids, if you like anything in a series, you must like everything in that series, or you aren’t a real fan.

    Also, anyone who likes the parts of a series you dislike is an idiot that uncritically absorbs trash and doesn’t understand why the good parts are good.

    And of course, the coolest thing you can do is reduce both sides of a discussion to a straw man and mock them to claim a dubious high ground for yourself.

    • @JusticeForPorygon
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      417 days ago

      Yeah this pretty much summarizes every discussion I’ve ever had about Star Wars on the internet.

      It’s unfortunate, because sometimes I really just want to have a lighthearted conversation about the franchise or whatever the newest series is, but it’s impossible to do without someone butting in and calling you an idiot for having different taste.

      Everything I just said can also apply anytime a Marvel show/movie comes out.

    • @MisterFrog
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      217 days ago

      As long as I’m still allowed to pretend episodes 7, 8 & 9 did not happen. They just stray too far from good world building for me to allow them to exist in my head-cannon.

      And preferably, I would like the people who do like them to stop liking them, because Disney is motivated by money haha

      I am selfish, and I’m okay with that

    • @lugal
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      -117 days ago

      You make it sound so arbitrary.

      Everything that comes in the first third of your life/fandom is normal, how things should be, how they always were.
      The second third is new and exciting.
      The third third is the downfall of the franchise, not worthy of the name.

      The length of these “thirds” can vary but that’s the gist of it.