It's Friday

In a way it's almost utopian. Everyone sees that their ideas are not working, they see the main character show up with better ideas, and immediately implement all his ideas when it's clear they'll fix the problems.

Yeah, I 100% get why the trans person in this scenario is defending their right to shit in peace. What I'm more talking about is the fact that opponents of trans people have succeeded in diverting the entire thing into that, and frustrated by the fact that we haven't been able to break out of it.

This is a post about metanarratives, not the actual physical safety of trans people which of course the most important thing. I didn't mention it because I felt it went without saying. Idk.

no criticism of me has ever been valid. I'm right

this is quite possibly the most incredible thing i've seen in decades. Bravo!

I don't remember if the original movie was better but I do remember there was a spate of remakes of 80s action movies that completely missed the mark in this way. Like the 80s RoboCop is extremely clear that the corporation making the RoboCops is completely evil, and the merger of corporate power and the state is horrifically dangerous, and being a cop takes away your humanity and makes you a machine for the evil side.

Then they remade it and it was just a movie about a cool cop who's a robot and he shoots the bad guys.

That was me, sorry. I put you in there. I was doing a thing but it kinda got out of hand.

Again, sorry about that.

Yeah I wish we were post pandemic. Unfortunately we're still in it. What we're post- is even trying to mitigate the negative effects.

Good post!

You need Crouton Force Plus to stop the globalist assault on your mind!

What if you made a new account, /u/adminholly or something, made it an admin, and then deadminned your regular account

We're leaving it up to moderator discression.

Oh, I thought you were a real one. I thought you could be counted on to spread the word of Posting. I guess you're just a follower.

There's no way to check