And for @neonio99.bsky.social we also have a cute set of expressions for #JackWylde this time around. This cute little boy... Also, very obvious Studio Ghibly reference.
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I made the first one in MS Paint using my limited artistic skills, and if you know who originally made the second one, let me know so I can properly credit them.

Just because Lincoln's a good person, it doesn't mean that he has to be nice all the time, nor does it mean that he can't have selfish moments every now and then.

None of us are as clean as we want to be.

*being a brat.

...to be nice all the time. Humans are more complex than naughty or nice.

...Lola than just being a bray, just like how I know that there's more to Lincoln than just being a good brother. To me, it just comes off less as criticism and more like profiling. Because it's never who you think it is.

I don't expect Lincoln to be well-written all the time. I don't expect him...

...quality of the movie. And they keep insisting that Lola should've been the main character instead of Lincoln, because they insist that she's the most bratty of the Loud kids.

I may have to disagree with their insistence because I've been a fan of TLH long enough to know that there's more to...

Though I would like to point out that the movie doesn't really work since the rest of the family are just as guilty of being selfish and obsessive.

Though I feel that people are hating on Naughty or Nice because of Lincoln's characterization in the movie, rather than the story or the overall....

Technically speaking, Lincoln's behavior didn't last long in this movie, and even if you take away the fact that humans in real life are complex, I know him long enough to know that there's no malicious intent behind his actions.

...power for workers and creators, and stronger antitrust enforcement can stop the cycle of breakups followed by remergers decades later.

Antitrust is about preventing corporations from becoming so dominant to the point where their failures or decisions reshape cultural and economic landscapes.

It was a mistake to allow companies to become so massive that when they fail, it affects millions of people across an entire country.

Break these companies up, bring back competition, and don't let them reform over a few decades like last time.

More independent companies mean more bargaining...

We let big tech shrink the media landscape, which in turn led to former corporate siblings Viacom and CBS remerge due to said shrinking media landscape.

Honestly, Viacom and CBS were better off as separate companies because at least when one failed, the other wasn't dragged down with it.

Exactly, but we should ensure that creativity and labor can thrive. Because antitrust isn't about making big smaller, it's about making sure that competitive conditions are preserved so that creativity and labor can thrive.