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I think that LaBill is going off the charts with their shit by now. All we can do is edit them and hope he keeps the shit up. Because I really enjoy every last edit I see here. I am not even angry at LaBill anymore. He's become my new Chris-chan.
 
I'd rather not have a "anime is transphobic and people only watch it to hate me-I mean, us!" comic, personally.
Sorry, too late, took @Hat advice and asked.

I'm sorry. I was watching Ranma and it popped up in my head. :(
 
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Where did you ask? Was it a private message or a comment that we can see?
Private message. I meant to write it on Labelle's wall but I couldn't find it. It's been ages since I last used facebook.
 
Stephen is jealous that his acquaintance is a real girl, something that he will never be.

She say internalised transphobia in the last panel though, so I guess she's meant to be trans, although why she would be saying 'you looked better as a boy' if she was I don't know. I guess it's just the logical conclusion of all the 'bring trans is a choice' stuff Stephie keeps spouting, why wouldn't you pick the gender you looked hottest in?
 
This might be slightly autistic but I just had the greatest idea for a head canon:

In my head, Assigned Male takes place in a world where a six-year-old boy obsessed with transsexuals has the powers of a God. Everyone bends to His will when He's around, saying the right things to make Him feel wise and intelligent defeating his rhetorical opponents, but when He's not they dread the moment they will encounter Him again. They don't care about transsexuals or skirts or cisphobia, they just want to go back to their normal lives, but He won't let them.

He will never let them.
 
This might be slightly autistic but I just had the greatest idea for a head canon:

In my head, Assigned Male takes place in a world where a six-year-old boy obsessed with transsexuals has the powers of a God. Everyone bends to His will when He's around, saying the right things to make Him feel wise and intelligent defeating his rhetorical opponents, but when He's not they dread the moment they will encounter Him again. They don't care about transsexuals or skirts or cisphobia, they just want to go back to their normal lives, but He won't let them.

He will never let them.

So all transphobes will be sent to the cornfield then?
 
This might be slightly autistic but I just had the greatest idea for a head canon:

In my head, Assigned Male takes place in a world where a six-year-old boy obsessed with transsexuals has the powers of a God. Everyone bends to His will when He's around, saying the right things to make Him feel wise and intelligent defeating his rhetorical opponents, but when He's not they dread the moment they will encounter Him again. They don't care about transsexuals or skirts or cisphobia, they just want to go back to their normal lives, but He won't let them.

He will never let them.
In reading this thread, the Twilight Zone episode has come up numerous times. It does have the parallels, though.
 
This might be slightly autistic but I just had the greatest idea for a head canon:

In my head, Assigned Male takes place in a world where a six-year-old boy obsessed with transsexuals has the powers of a God. Everyone bends to His will when He's around, saying the right things to make Him feel wise and intelligent defeating his rhetorical opponents, but when He's not they dread the moment they will encounter Him again. They don't care about transsexuals or skirts or cisphobia, they just want to go back to their normal lives, but He won't let them.

He will never let them.
Now you mention it is kind of like that, like if the kid from the webcomic Minus was trans. (The extra few last comics are here for anyone interested since the offical site is now down)
 
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Now you mention it is kind of like that, like if the kid from the webcomic Minus was tranny. (The extra few last comics are here for anyone interested since the offical site is now down)
Except minus is great. I love that comic to bits, it's very imaginative and has beautiful art.

It's the anti-Assigned Male.
 
Except minus is great. I love that comic to bits, it's very imaginative and has beautiful art.

It's the anti-Assigned Male.

I can vouch for this person that Minus is a good, albeit old, webcomic, from what I've decided to find out about it. Still pretty good, though, compared to something like Assigned Male, anyway.
 
Except minus is great. I love that comic to bits, it's very imaginative and has beautiful art.

It's the anti-Assigned Male.
And to think, it's apparently not popular enough to keep an active domain while Sophie gets to jet around the world.(:_(

But I didn't mean to imply Minus was bad I really enjoy it too (I name dropped it partially so people who hadn't heard of it might see it), in fact it'd be good for Sophie to read it so she can see a comic where kids act like kids and adults act like adults.
 
It's kind of funny how the edits of Assigned Male posted here are much more entertaining than Assigned Male is.

It's weird to think that comedic edits of a comic can somehow be more creative and insightful than the comic they're based on, lol.

This isn't really anything new.

The internet has been doing the exact same shit to Garfield for years.
 
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