@DanielTepesKraus
That mainly happens because people insist on describing “the bad people in group X” as such, rather than actually talking about their issues in a productive manner. It’s gotten to the point where people will rant and rage at the evil social justice monsters destroying everything in response to just about any attempted discussion.
@BarryFromMars
A lot of people come to hate something just because they’re not into it yet other people are. We’ve seen it time and time again. As for why, who can really say?
Nope. They called me and other ME3 retakers “whiny and entitled”, so fuck them. Fuck them all. Nothing they can say or do (besides being euthanised and donating all their organs to people whom deserve them a lot more) that will change my opinion of them.
Going with the third and fourth paragraph, Wow. Nicely said, Though “Real Life” can be pretty fun. The same can be said for anyone visiting car forums, I go to the Station Wagon Forums often for example.
As for Paragraph #5, Do they even know what they’re talking about or are they just a monster that doesn’t exist? I used to be part of that sort of crowd (Though I stopped) when I was playing various games on Xbox Live; I trash-talked and was rude and shit to fit in with people I didn’t know and I didn’t go unpunished for it even though I didn’t tell my parents about any of it at the time because at the time, I had nightmares.
The thing is, is so many people only focus on the negative aspects of this, or any fandom. It doesn’t have to be My Little Pony, either. It could be Sonic, or Star Wars, or Homestuck, or METAL GEAR!!!, or any fandom really.
When you go in looking or wanting to dislike a group, you will find things to hate about them. When you look for things to hate about them, you’ll find even more.
Let’s take a moment to only focus on the good things of a fandom. You’ve got a ionate group of people who have found friendship and a hobby within a common interest. People who have put hours into an image or a video or a song, just to entertain a group of strangers for a few paltry minutes. A group of people who have reached out and formed, even if only through computer screens, true connections with other people who they would otherwise never even know existed. Men and women from all age groups and all races who might be willing to cross the street to avoid walking past in real life who are chatting amiably, trading images, and even having fun with one another. P Is it stupid, or immature, or silly? Of course. Does that make it any less special or meaningful? No.
You know something? We’ve all found something here within this fandom. Something that keeps us here and makes us want to discuss and defend the show and the other fans. The same can be said for fans of anything, really.
All these angry people and detractors across the tubes who just can’t accept there are people who like something they don’t like, all these SJWs who want to just corrupt this show and turn it into a vessel for their message, and anyone in between who’s reactions range from dislike to a simple lack of understanding, they can keep all that. They can go right ahead and get out of this whatever they see fit.
Because, at the end of the day, we’ve all found something special they can never hope to grasp.
MUST IMPROVE GRAMMAR.
@Background Pony #8146
Sounds like a big bad wolf.
Wolf: “I’LL HUFF AND PUFF AND BLOW YOUR HOUSE IN!”
Meanwhile, Three little pigs are relaxing and sipping lemonade on the roof of the house which is built on a foundation of concrete.
“IT’S MADE OUT OF CONCRETE!” One little piggy shouted.
Sounds like a big bad wolf.
“I’LL HUFF AND PUFF AND BLOW YOUR HOUSE IN”
meanwhile three little pigs are relaxing on the house built on a foundation of concrete sipping lemonade
“IT’S MADE OUT OF CONCRETE!”
That mainly happens because people insist on describing “the bad people in group X” as such, rather than actually talking about their issues in a productive manner. It’s gotten to the point where people will rant and rage at the evil social justice monsters destroying everything in response to just about any attempted discussion.
Sometimes there’s a good reason. Other times it’s just lying.
A lot of people come to hate something just because they’re not into it yet other people are. We’ve seen it time and time again. As for why, who can really say?
sounds like something he would do
Nope. They called me and other ME3 retakers “whiny and entitled”, so fuck them. Fuck them all. Nothing they can say or do (besides being euthanised and donating all their organs to people whom deserve them a lot more) that will change my opinion of them.
Going with the third and fourth paragraph, Wow. Nicely said, Though “Real Life” can be pretty fun. The same can be said for anyone visiting car forums, I go to the Station Wagon Forums often for example.
As for Paragraph #5, Do they even know what they’re talking about or are they just a monster that doesn’t exist? I used to be part of that sort of crowd (Though I stopped) when I was playing various games on Xbox Live; I trash-talked and was rude and shit to fit in with people I didn’t know and I didn’t go unpunished for it even though I didn’t tell my parents about any of it at the time because at the time, I had nightmares.
If you consider the IGN’s comment sections as “the other /v/”, they need to the opinion police.
There were at least as many ive or neutral comments.
And they’ll always be shit for it.
This is the documentary with Ashleigh Ball, not the musical. Two separate things.
When you go in looking or wanting to dislike a group, you will find things to hate about them. When you look for things to hate about them, you’ll find even more.
Let’s take a moment to only focus on the good things of a fandom. You’ve got a ionate group of people who have found friendship and a hobby within a common interest. People who have put hours into an image or a video or a song, just to entertain a group of strangers for a few paltry minutes. A group of people who have reached out and formed, even if only through computer screens, true connections with other people who they would otherwise never even know existed. Men and women from all age groups and all races who might be willing to cross the street to avoid walking past in real life who are chatting amiably, trading images, and even having fun with one another. P Is it stupid, or immature, or silly? Of course. Does that make it any less special or meaningful? No.
You know something? We’ve all found something here within this fandom. Something that keeps us here and makes us want to discuss and defend the show and the other fans. The same can be said for fans of anything, really.
All these angry people and detractors across the tubes who just can’t accept there are people who like something they don’t like, all these SJWs who want to just corrupt this show and turn it into a vessel for their message, and anyone in between who’s reactions range from dislike to a simple lack of understanding, they can keep all that. They can go right ahead and get out of this whatever they see fit.
Because, at the end of the day, we’ve all found something special they can never hope to grasp.
inb4 drama in the comments here
It’s the sorcery of the unexpected my friend. The sorcery of the unexpected.
Well, what the fuck did you expect from IGN?
but that tag is only for drama in the comments here…
Oh sweet Jesus, it’s real.
There, I made the joke. No one else needs to do it today.