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The throwaway/one shot characters are always better than the main protagonist.

"Being only eleven, I don't have a strong sense of history... but your parents are definitely on the wrong side of it."

The wrong side of what history, Stephie? 11-year-olds doing things for attention? I'm pretty sure the history of that is pretty solid.
 
The throwaway/one shot characters are always better than the main protagonist.
This kid actually seems kinda reasonable in this strip... and Stephie on the other hand, does not.
Is LaBelle trying to go with "She is eleven so I am reeling her knowledge in" by letting her character state this?

Also, I am confused a bit. Is he a failure or an attention whore for his parents? I feel like it should be either or.
 
What does any of this have to do with History, Stephie? And being eleven hasn't stopped you from apparently known all the things before.

Wait, she's fucking eleven?

She sure has an opinion on a LOT of other crap any real world 11 year old couldn't give a flying fuck about.
 
He posted this on reddit.


??????? i don't know what kind of problem this is I'm just upset that I'm now aware that James soaks his pants in pee
 

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I can't wait to see this baby grow to be eleven and Stephie still be the same age. Because for a baby having been born maybe two strips ago to being the size it is now tells me Stephie is an immortal trans child vampire

I thought the baby was a diffrent character than random insert #3,642.

Of course then I start wondering where the hell the baby is...
 
The throwaway/one shot characters are always better than the main protagonist.

I love when sjws make the "right side of history" argument. It's so easy to debunk.

First off history can "change" depending on the amount of information, bias, culture, country, cuurent thought, etc. of the writers and readers. Secondly, who has the authority to determine who is on the right side of history before the history has even been made?

I bet Napoleon thought he was on the right side of history when marching into Russia. We see how that went.
 
I love when sjws make the "right side of history" argument. It's so easy to debunk.

First off history can "change" depending on the amount of information, bias, culture, country, cuurent thought, etc. of the writers and readers. Secondly, who has the authority to determine who is on the right side of history before the history has even been made?

I bet Napoleon thought he was on the right side of history when marching into Russia. We see how that went.
Indeed, if the idea of "the historical winners are the morally justified side" really screws over a lot of people. Just to take an easy example, the Native Americans. Their culture was decimated and, even left on their own for another thousand years, could never be rebuilt. They lost, big time. However, you could make a solid argument that their loss was a historical inevitability based on their level of technology and the structure of their society. It was a culture that was simply not sustainable. They literally WERE on the wrong side of history.

So, SJWs... let's talk about those Native Americans. Were they actually just "on the wrong side of history", or were they victims of an oppressive culture taking what it wanted from another group? Because, if you're going to use one argument as a moral high ground, you lose the luxury of having the opposite argument at your disposal.
 
Indeed, if the idea of "the historical winners are the morally justified side" really screws over a lot of people. Just to take an easy example, the Native Americans. Their culture was decimated and, even left on their own for another thousand years, could never be rebuilt. They lost, big time. However, you could make a solid argument that their loss was a historical inevitability based on their level of technology and the structure of their society. It was a culture that was simply not sustainable. They literally WERE on the wrong side of history.

So, SJWs... let's talk about those Native Americans. Were they actually just "on the wrong side of history", or were they victims of an oppressive culture taking what it wanted from another group? Because, if you're going to use one argument as a moral high ground, you lose the luxury of having the opposite argument at your disposal.

Ah, but the Native Americans were overrun by white cis males, therefore the fact that is happened is the wrong side of history. Remember white cis males= source of all evil ever.
 
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