of being extremely disrespectful to someone just because they're a minority, so it's okay to be a POS—just stop that.

It's also awkward if the police officer shares a trait with the criminal. If, for example, they're black and you're just yelling slurs against a criminal who happens to be black while the black officer have to listen to it, it doesn't benefit anyone so people should stop having these weird morals-

It's also just as harmful as being a misogynist if a woman does a crime, or being homophobic if a gay man does it, etc... Like it doesn't mean you're better than them; in fact, intolerance is also a crime in and of itself too, and words can also hurt someone just as much as physical aggression does.

Listen, I don't like Lily either, but there's a difference between not liking someone due to their terrible actions (and hoping they correct those mistakes) and deliberately acting like a bigoted POS because the minority did the crime and that gives you the moral high ground to be hateful to them.

weak ragebait

ok Corporate Bootlicker go by the 27th generic triple a shooter then

dude you're clearly just a hater

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Okay, I see your point I guess it's more applied to people who don't care about dialogue at all and just skip to the battles rather than it being applied to people with dyslexia, which I didn't think of before.

But again, since the person who coined it is a groomer, at most a substitute for that meme should be at hand since that problem can still happen, and saying that sentence outright can have negative roots since the aforementioned grooming person gave it origins.

I mean, the whole purpose of that meme is to make fun of people who like UT/DR but don't have the reading comprehension to understand its characters or themes, or even people who overlook important dialogue and scenes, like those 900+ genocide fangames on Scratch making Sans edgy so it had purpose.

Oh, and I forgot how Dragon Ball is also very popular with the Black community, or more specifically the South American Black community, but yeah, you get it.

I see. I mentioned the Dragon Ball example because it was on my mind, but the main point remains that people often don't understand what media represents until it is explicitly clear about what it represents.

Wonder what do they think about the Royal guards. 🤔

He just thinks that Dragon Ball is a franchise about punching dudes with energy blasts or beams and destroying the arena while doing so, and there is nothing wrong with liking Dragon Ball for that, but only if the people who do so are annoying about it. Basically it's this meme

Yeah, like that one guy with Super Saiyan 4 Goku as his pfp, he doesn't know that the Z Fighters are fighting to avenge the people Frieza killed, who's basically a space fascist, and not destroy their planets if the race he threatens is on his side or kill all of them if they aren't.

Some people refuse to acknowledge that UT/DR contradict their "go woke, go broke" mentality; the idea of a successful game featuring Black and gay characters with a large following frightens them, leading them to convince themselves it is anti-woke.

Also, how they are liking a game that has elements that they absolutely despise in small or AAA video games, i.e: treating people that are different than you equally, knowing that love has no bounds regardless of gender or race, and that you can't solve all of your problems with violence.