• @captainlezbian
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    11 year ago

    Is it? Wil Wheaton isn’t like mega star or anything but there’s a decent chance any random person knows he’s an actor

      • @captainlezbian
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        11 year ago

        Dude, as a fellow neurodivergent person, it’s not comparable to blackface. Like not even a little. It’s definitely mocking autistic people sure, but people need to stop comparing shit to blackface

          • @captainlezbian
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            21 year ago

            Parodies, mockeries, buffooning, cruel depiction for humorous effect. Really anything other than comparing it to a form of racialized mockery that depicted a group of people as less than or barely human within a lifetime of the ending of their centuries of enslavement. I understand that it can feel like they’re similar but people are way too comfortable comparing mockery to blackface.

              • @captainlezbian
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                21 year ago

                Oh you’re one of those lunatics.

                Like yeah I have my issues with the misogyny present in many drag queen’s acts. Many others mock gendered expectations as a whole and can be quite funny without offense. But what would I know, I’ve only been discussing the feminist theory around drag in lesbian and lgbt spaces for most of a decade and have had my mindset influenced by bio queens and some particularly amusing drag kings as well as some drag queens who clearly have respect and awe for the women they parody.

                So yeah, also not even close to blackface.

              • MonsterHighStan
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                11 year ago

                Uhm, drag shows are absolutely not comparable in any way to blackface. The fact that you make that comparison reveals that you have little to zero understanding of drag or its history.