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Today we have a fandom anti being a literal monster. They're upset because an account on Twitter that reposts wacky tags from Ao3 called out someone for being pro-genocide. Specifically stating that this is 'weird' of them to do that. Like, way to tell the world you advocate for the murder of women, children, newborn babies and innocent civilians because you're an anti. The cognitive dissonance is insane with antis. They continue to prove that they're dangerous and violent people everyday.
The user's post in question.
The post they are responding to.
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one-time-i-dreamt · 2 years
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Weird Al made a Christmas movie where he played a villain who was kidnapping Santa’s elves, but people thought it was real and he got taken to court over it. There were posts all over Tumblr and Twitter about how he was now problematic whether he did it or not because even if he didn’t he still ENDORSED elf-kidnapping by playing this character. 
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lordpufik · 2 months
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!I don't support something like this,that's just my AU!
if canon Blitzwing had feelings for a Bee it would look like this
если у канонического Блицвинга были бы чувства к Би, то это выглядело бы так
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catgirl-catboy · 8 months
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Types of problematic ships:
This is problematic in-canon, and is explicitly addressed as problematic in-canon by a character or narrator.
This is problematic in-canon, but it isn't directly called out. Characters still directly experience negative concequences as a result, but the author expects you to do the math.
There is evidence that this is problematic in-canon, but nothing bad ever comes of it. This could be because the author doesn't realize the implications, or simply doesn't want to go there.
The problematic subtext is there, but not everyone is looking for it or cares about it.
This ship COULD be read as problematic, but it could also be read as perfectly normal. It's ambiguous.
This would be horrible in-real life, but relationships of this nature frequently go unaddressed in canon, so it's very likely it wouldn't be seen as such in-universe.
A sequel came out, and retroactively made a ship problematic.
The author retroactively made something problematic on twitter.
Someone who isn't the author made something problematic on twitter.
The FANDOM decided they didn't like it.
This would be problematic in CANON, but we are playing a very different game than canon was, so who cares?
This wouldn't be problematic in CANON, but fuck you, we're going to talk about this realistically.
This is problematic, but due to the canonical setting, most relationships are. (picture the lack of female agency in historical fiction.) And it frustrates me that these are all considered the same amount of bad. Stop lumping things under "icky" and have an honest talk with how the subject-matter is portrayed. But you won't, because you have no media analysis skills, and make it everyone's problem.
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polyamzeal · 12 days
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I mostly post positive happy/funny memes. But I think it is also important to post some about red flags and bad stuff. So obviously I hope nobody goes through this.
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newwavesylviaplath · 29 days
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ugh it's not my fault i have giant doe eyes and an inherent need for the validation of men twice my age!!
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pukersplayhouse · 3 months
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rareish photos of jimmy urine :3
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piendoll · 5 months
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I’m being ignored
I’m being ignored
I’m being ignored
I’m being ignored
I’m being ignored
THEY HATE ME
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starpqrz · 6 months
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one of my favorite things in online society is that if something is made by a problematic person, it's automatically hatsune miku instead.
notch made minecraft? no, miku did (in collaboration with philza)
you have a fursuit made by dont hug cacti? no, that's one of mikus suits.
joe hawley in miracle musical and tally hall? no that's just miku.
miku is the fallback
miku is love
miku is life
miku created everything
miku
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sarahreesbrennan · 6 days
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Really great piece on the idea beauty = virtue, or as we now say being unproblematic, but it's the same rhetoric.
The heroine (not the protagonist) of the novel within the novel of Long Live Evil is considered the most beautiful woman in the land, and thus the best and purest. It's a complicated trap, this intersection of the impossible aspiration of meeting everyone's criteria for physical beauty, and the impossible aspiration of being without moral flaw.
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very-silly-queer · 2 months
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boy oh boy I sure love being problematic on the internet :3
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tisgifrants · 7 months
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the 8 passengers mom is finally arrested!!!
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i just wish the kids to be healthy and eat all they can and get the proper treatment because she and that jodi woman are big dunces
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sunnysam-my · 1 month
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Dark Academia is a subculture and it isn't problematic, just misunderstood.
I am so tired of people that aren't a part of this community shitting on dark academia literally any time it gains popularity again, claiming that it's pretentious, elitist and racist. It's not problematic, at least not in a way most people criticise it for.
What all of those people don't seems to understand is that there's the dark academia aesthetic and there is the dark academia the subculture. Even when they do understand they still put people who are only interested in the fashion and overall vibe together with people who are dark academia.
Why is dark academia a subculture?
First let's start with what even subculture is?
It's a cultural group within a larger culture, often sharing a collection of values, beliefs, rituals and traditions. Despite what many believes, it doesn't have to have any connection to music, like Star Trek and Star Wars fans, but there's no need for having a shared fandom at all, like the gays, bikers and youth.
Participation in the dark academia subculture is not limited to following a specific set of fashion. It suggest preferred activities, hobbies, philosophies and lifestyles. The focus is on reading and expanding one’s horizons, on becaming the best version of oneself no matter the cost, especially by engaging in classical literature, history, foreign languages, mythology, art and philosophy. On top of that DA is actually connected to certain music (classical and neoclassical) and fandoms.
The (incorrect) criticisms:
1. One of the more common criticisms of dark academia is that of its superficiality and pretentiousness – that it is more a fetishisation of intellectual life than real intellectual life. "Instead of being a reading society, it's a Dead Poets Society cosplay." This is just simply untrue. Yes, there are people who are purely here for the aesthetic and vibes, but they aren't part of the subculture. People who are genuinely part of this community do read all those books, write poetry, journal e.t.c regularly and try to be well educated.
2. The money issue. Now this is where it gets funny. Dark academia is often called classist and racist because of it's "idealised vision of the academic lifestyle in which the money is simply there". Obviously in places where higher education is strictly financially driven studying is a bitch. Nowadays there are even a lot of doctors who are homeless, especially in US. But DA is mainly a European thing, and in a lot of EU countries studying isn't that expensive, it's not cheap either (books costs a lot and not working doesn't help), but you don't need to pay for a good education, you need to study hard and compete with others to get good education.
This however is not a dark academia problem. It's a harsh reality. One that we need to fight with. Getting higher education shouldn't make you get into a debt. It shouldn't make you sacrifice social life for studying all your life only to end on the streets.
3. "Eurocentric obsession". This is so dumb I don't even know to say. How can you possibly call people, mostly from Europe, problematic for being fascinated by Europe's history, it's past culture, Greek mythology, mostly European philosophers (but American too), Latin that is still fucking taught at many schools here, etc. All of things are taught in schools here. There is nothing wrong with you being obsessed with Asian royalty and making it part of your personality, but God forbid, you, a white person, are obsessed with the best parts of your history and culture 🙄.
4. Another criticism of dark academia is that it encourages unhealthy behaviour, both physically (caffeine overconsumption, smoking, drugs) and mentally (perfectionist, constant competition). The pursuit of perfection comes at a price. The entire idea of DA is to study as hard as possible so you can reach enlighten. It's workaholism, except it's school, not work. Now this is why I think dark academia isn't problematic in a way people think, but is misunderstood.
A melancholic comforting dream
It's easy to understand why people think DA is unhealthy or fake. Nights spent studying, writing essays for hours on end, drowning in books and writing excessive notes. For many this sounds like a nightmare, but dark academia romanticise it. It see it as the true joy of university life. At the same time there's taking joy in reflecting on what is irretrievably lost, pessimistic and melancholic.
In reality most people in this community are overworked neurodivergent, usually twice exceptional, youth who struggles mentally. So many people are twice exceptional and it's very obvious. The hyperfixetions, the love for linguistics and humanities, the hate of math.
For many Dark Academia is a coping method.
Staples of dark academia fiction explore intellectualism, classic literature and self-discovery, but also the struggle of fighting for your identity, the way humans are shaped by their trauma, the way they destroy themselves to be better. The word "dark" in Dark Academia is primarily about those dark sides of the human nature, not just the dark colours of the DA aesthetic.
If you think that Dead Poets Society romanticised suicide or Kill Your Darlings academicly motivated drug use then you're the crazy one here. People loved those movies, because of how relatable they were, even the suffering.
Studying is a bitch. If you make it fun then you are less depressed about the fact that you don't have the choice to not study all night. It's not just nostalgia for what you haven't experienced, but what you have to endure all your youth. Some people are forced to study to be the very best and sacrifice their (social) lives, because the system is so broken, but if you can make it into your own, comforting, time - it's better. Sure, the movies and books have lots of harmful copying mechanism, but irl (or in this case online) this community encourages healthy methods like reading, making art, journaling, acting etc.
I do think there's a lot of to talk about when it comes to, for example, sexism, and I do agree DA needs more diversity than just white cis man, but like I said, it's not problematic in a way most people criticise it for.
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i was struck with inspiration to make this and then i watched jurassic park and forgot to post it on tumblr. here you go. watch out there might be cancellable stuff in it
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troythecatfish · 3 months
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pukersplayhouse · 2 months
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pictures of daisy because he’s criminally underrated :(
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