You know you can get really defensive over this show sometimes.
I don’t want to feel like I’m piling on but there’s really big flip flop when it comes to how SU perceives it’s audience. One moment people can be praising the show for treating it’s viewers like geniuses and then the next they’re trying rationalize SU dumbing things down for it’s audience.
You're really fixated on this point as if the fact that Steven knowing would change anything. It's not like they could protect an entire planet with three soldiers (and Steven).
That reply wasn't meant to be passive aggressive, I literally didn't understand what you were saying and wanted to clarify.
Because it’s a terribly paced plot whose effect hinges on both the characters and audience forgetting about an instance of foreshadowing so obvious that it’s practically spelled out for you in neon lights what the Diamonds intend to do, requires the characters to behave in a way that makes any attempt to justify their actions come off as them either being stupid or sociopathic, and their actions directly harm other members of the cast that the story decides to sweep under the rug outside of the instances where Steven can use them to throw himself a pity party.
My point still stands. You’ve been replying every single user with an “Actually!” over any comment they make about SU. Also because I barely noticed this
I wonder if that theory fell apart when SU got an entire TV movie, complete with advertising and then an epilogue season; not something you’d expect from a network trying to kill a show.
Your point would have more merit if it weren't for the fact that I usually stay out of this thread specifically to avoid the exact thing you're accusing me of here. I was actually having a good time with a decent discussion for once since lord knows I need more practice at debating.
Except this isn’t even the first time you’ve done this. You’ve popped in and out of this thread doing the same thing.
Oh boo.
It's nice that you've been keeping track of my posting history, but if I see something I want to discuss I will discuss it. This has quickly gone from a me problem to a you problem.
Nigga I haven’t seen shit from your posting history. You just need to go back several pages of this very thread to see what I was talking about. This is on par with saying that looking at someone’s Facebook is an invasion of privacy.
No one’s saying you can’t nor did they imply that.
I mean, I’m not getting angry and passive aggressive over people arguing with me over a cartoon. You’re literally the only one here with a problem.
You sound like the line "I just came out to have a good time, and I'm honestly feeling so attacked right now"
So, to a certain degree, this?You sound like the line "I just came out to have a good time, and I'm honestly feeling so attacked right now"
I understand where you're coming from. I've been there before, but there comes a time where you need to learn when you should fight your battles and this is one you're clearly not winning.
this show needs jesus
And then...came Jesus. Anyway in actual news, seems the third game in the Light trilogy might be coming to consoles (or at the very least Xbox). Kind of weird since it's clearly made for mobile devices and people will probably go in expecting one more akin to the second game but at least UTL is getting more story updates now.
But, hear me out, RQ's death from childbirth is a feministic parody of the crucifixion. Ending your life by carrying an infant to term is the most shameful and torturous death they can imagine, but she insisted on this avoidable death to give hope to humans and incarnate Shitty Neglectful Mom the Shitty Neglectful Mom into human form. She is one third of the Shitty Neglectful Mom, the other thirds being Shitty Neglectful Mom the Shitty Neglectful Mom and Shitty Neglectful Mom the Shitty Neglectful Mom. Her loss condemns her followers to carry on in a foreign land, preaching the glories of Shitty Neglectful Mom to a doomed race and a people who have forsaken her ways. Like the cross, she is represented by the instrument of her death, the parasitic growth everlastingly sucking at her life force.
Sort of.
