The rainbow flag didn't clue you in immediately?EDIT: Now that I know it's a child character, this is the most obvious pedophile self-report I've seen in a long time.
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The rainbow flag didn't clue you in immediately?EDIT: Now that I know it's a child character, this is the most obvious pedophile self-report I've seen in a long time.
tbf nothing in Calarts crap looks like anything but inoffensive round blobs. I'm not seeing the "sexualized" part, but maybe that's just me.I'm brutally confused because the tweet says those are supposed to be apples...? It looks as if it became an excuse to draw this character (which I'm dreading to find out is a childI looked it up and yeah, it's a little boy) with a sexualized bubble butt that looks nothing like apples.
A lot of older cartoons did weird sex shit with kids, babies in the case of Stewie from Family Guy. The difference is that those people didn't have "Protects Trans Kids" in their twitter bio and porn addiction wasn't a widespread problem yet so it's a lot easier to just chalk it up to them just trying to be goofy."Lol funny butt gag" isn't anything new in cartoons, for sure, but it's definitely a first that someone's practically come out to admit it's a deliberate fetish. As if it wasn't already obvious it's been a fucking fetish the last 15 years.
It's more that the artist admits it's sexual for him and not a funny kids show butt joke.tbf nothing in Calarts crap looks like anything but inoffensive round blobs. I'm not seeing the "sexualized" part, but maybe that's just me.
Did I miss something?? Where'd he say it? (I'm not doubting he said it, I'm just retarded and can't read today apparently)It's more that the artist admits it's sexual for him and not a funny kids show butt joke.
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Should we be worried about this person...
Think they’re going to pay anyone involved this time?8 Episode tv series / limited time event idk.
Who asked for this?
Adventure Time was probably Patient Zero for all of it.Is there any sort of documentary/literature on how the animation industry suddenly got so shit? Other than "da jewish agenda"
So far I think this is the closest thing to an explanation to that. I'm sure it has been mentioned somewhere in this thread but I'll leave it here anywaysIs there any sort of documentary/literature on how the animation industry suddenly got so shit? Other than "da jewish agenda"
Yep, someone else did mention how this source, however, drew or draws underage boys with women or something (straight shota). Still, if the information is credible, it is. And I think it was on Western Animation thread.So far I think this is the closest thing to an explanation to that. I'm sure it has been mentioned somewhere in this thread but I'll leave it here anyways
On one hand, >(((Jon Stewart))), on the other, I totally buy the theory that Russia invaded Pookraine cuz they saw Biden's leadership as weak/incompetent and thought they could get away with it in a way they couldn't have under Trump's presidency.
Even then, it's a huge fucking stretch to say it was the America's fault, as if Russia had no choice on the matter. Yeah, you're being an idiot if you leave your door unlocked and your big living room TV is stolen, but the thief is still to blame for breaking in stealing it.On one hand, >(((Jon Stewart))), on the other, I totally buy the theory that Russia invaded Pookraine cuz they saw Biden's leadership as weak/incompetent and thought they could get away with it in a way they couldn't have under Trump's presidency.
No that seems pretty on-brand for those groups to me.I think this theory is legit. Been seeing it a bunch recently where people with transgender flags and anime pfps are harassing women and talking about rape. It's a pretty uncharacteristic pattern of behavior.
Anyone who thinks modern prisons are in any way comparable to chattel slavery needs to be forced to work their fingers raw and bleeding in an Alabama summer while an angry gorilla whips them when they don't work fast enough. These are the same people who cry racism if you shoot a rapist dead in your own home after you caught him in the act.
The X-Men have always been gay. They were gay when Stan Lee and Jack Kirby first created this team of persecuted misfits in 1963.
Gays just know how to do stuff, and that includes exploring their queerness before they even realize they’re queer themselves. It’s why 8-year-old me used to stare at underwear packaging a little bit longer than the average boy, and it’s also why “X-Men: The Animated Series” spoke to me on a deeper level than other cartoons ever could, even if I didn’t yet have the words or knowledge to fully understand why.
When it came to acting out every pose in the opening credits — something I absolutely did not do and will sue you for even bringing up, how dare you?! — baby gays like me drew more strength from channeling Storm, Rogue, and Jean than any of the guys. It’s like when gays always choose female characters to play in video games. It’s just a thing.
What started out as an (incomplete) analogue for the civil rights movement has since resonated with practically anyone who has been discriminated against. That’s the beauty of this concept. It applies just as much to those who have been persecuted on religious grounds as those who are ostracized for being queer or trans or for being different in any other way that’s perceived as “unwanted” by the so-called majority. The spandex helps too, of course, but that’s true for all superheroes. What makes the X-Men stand out is how they lift each other up and support one another because of this bond they all share. They’re not cops or co-workers like the Avengers, and they’re not biologically related like the Fantastic Four are either. They’re a found family who accept each other when no one else will, and that rings true for queer people everywhere, no matter where we might be on our own personal journeys.
To see my favorite heroes find some measure of happiness after struggling for so long is incredibly healing for queer kids like me who didn’t feel like they belonged back when the show first aired. But belong we do, because we are what? Homo Superior.
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