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Please please please cameo a kiwi farmer who misgenders the fish and goes on an incel tirade or something then gets his shoes roasted by team alphabet for spreading hate and vitriol instead of aids.
Artcow Blobby and Friends / The new adventures of Blobby the Blobfish, Monkey and Lily - When the exploded dead fish makes political statements, has underwear merch for everyday social injustice
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The issue I have with these kinds of soapboxes is that they never offer a solution. Like sure it's a problem, but what are you going to do about it? You say hostile architecture is bad, but why? I get in snippets like these you can't say too much but it's one sided that gives no means to resolve the issue. It's not that you can't bring a problem up, but if you want change. Give a replacement or resolution. Otherwise you'll have the same problem except of spikes in front of stores it's homeless camping out front and we all know where it goes from there.
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Sociopathy is right. You'd have to lack empathy to actively prey on men who lack the social skills to find proper love, who are willing to pay money to you just to get some crude parody of it.
When it comes to porn and the like, there are no good guys. There are no winners.
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slacktivism.
every. single. time.
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If they did they wouldn't be advocating for the removal of hostile architecture. I don't believe any of the 3 realize what homelessness is caused by or how to ever give an alternative that works out best for the people they try to help. Homeless in front of jobs and businesses hurt the business not just because they're smelly and unwashed, but because a lot of them are batshit and will harass customers and employees. It's a double edged sword and I don't think any of the 3 realize that homeless people can be fucking crazy.
Suggesting a solution that actually helps homeless people or at least attempts to help them (like opening more shelters or addressing one of the causes of homelessness in the first place) instead of letting them camp wherever is too much brain power. The homeless are naturally like that, right? Let's keep it as is, they say.
RollingRock
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Ah yes, brings back memories of KONY2012 all over again. Remember folks, they're:
edits because mobile is shit
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yeah there's no grates like that here, either.
in my neck of the woods, a shelter was built in the late 1990s. It was built in the worst possible place (in the vicinity of at least 4 schools, two of which were elementary, and two of which were in almost immediate proximity). It was pushed through by the NDP, because of course it was. Ever since then, the homeless been coming even though there's more homeless than there are rooms in the shelter (it's like apartments sorta, not like, cots in a wide open space type shelter). Now there's container-homes for the homeless on a property bought by the city in addition to that, which just went up. Heck, a homeless 20something woman somehow managed to write a letter to the editor about how grateful she was that she could get this little tiny home where her shit was safe and where she was safe that could be locked. IDK if she was on drugs or nothin or whether she just had shit family or dead family.
Funny thing, the homes immediately next to that place all went up for sale when it was announced.
There's a safe injection site not far from the original shelter, and that area's a cesspool of graffiti and trash. There's lots of apartment buildings in that area and the seniors are too scared to venture forth from their units. And yet the police will hardly do anything (RCMP).
Nobody's bothered with much "hostile architecture" other than fences and gates that close off overhangs in front of buildings so homeless can't shelter there. They had to do that at several businesses just down the road from the shelter, and at another business just down the road from the container tiny-house encampment. Further up another road, businesses have erected fences to keep people out of the landscaping or resting on the grass next to the sidewalk. Junkies kept passing out there. Because this is an NDP +10000000 "district" (riding as we say in Leafland), the problem will never ever be fixed.
IDK where the author of the blobfish comic is getting their idealized views about homeless people, but maybe they got lucky and talked to a few who were honestly down on their luck? I've talked to a few like that. The rest had obvious meth scars.
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You're right, a huge proportion of them have schizophrenia or other psychotic disorders, and they're on the street because their families can't be fucked to deal with them anymore. It's quite sad. Not to mention that most of them are also on drugs. In any case, you really don't want crowds of schizophrenics on meth camping right outside your business, or anywhere else really.
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MarineN*423543
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is the people that will rather call you trump supporter facist something, when will they do something different?. never is easier to bitch and point fingers for asspats and good boy soy points
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what the fuck language is this in
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Did those girls ask to be flirted with? Blobby, you sexist asshole!
You know, I have a very hard time believing any of these three would get into a fandom with a grim setting. Like, not even with the slightest bit of dark implications.
Blobfish don’t have noses though. It’s a goddamn flesh flap. Blobby has a massive distended flesh flap on his face.
Blobby, please. You’re already on multiple probations.
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Oh they would just fine. They'd force themselves into it and make it more politically correct to suit them. I think they're even trying to do that to Warhammer 40k.
I think they're whining about anti-semitic jokes/jabs often made at people like the authors or the characters. I'm not an anti-semite, but good God, they should know better than to respond to them.
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Somehow, I simultaneously understand and am at a complete loss for what this is supposed to mean.
MarineN*423543
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here we go.... the trio of slacktivists who work on the comic would get mad if you tell them the realities of:
1- hostile architecture
2- why happens on blue areas
3- make this shit comic instead of helping ppl since if easy to get ass pats by doing it
easy enough for children at this timezone to understand
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the problem especially in Canada and the United States is that many mental hospitals were shut down, leaving the moderately psycho to fend for themselves. Now they only lock up extreme cases, and they barely have room for those. This was originally intended as a "Mental Hospitals are Inhumane, people have a right to freely go where they want" but it also turned into "This is a money-saving thing; we'll just treat them in the community" (which never materialized) to rope in the conservatives into buying into it. Families have been featured in the regional newspapers, particularly after one of them is either shot by police, or does a murder while delusional, saying they tried to get help for their relative (usually a son), but it was simply unavailable. This is exacerbated by the fact that mental health treatment is absolutely NOT covered by Canada's Universal Health Care system. The families gave up because there was no help to be had. That's the government's fault.
Blobby and friends haven't got a CLUE about this.
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if they knew better, they wouldn't have a thread here, let's be honest.
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FTFY. Aids is like so 1990, educate yourself.
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Since were still on the homeless and their bad politic sperging.
Blobby and Co live in their safe space were they only see, feel, and hear what they want too. They don't have to deal with the moral implications like the story above. Imagine being a kid learning that not all homeless are down on their luck, but even down right malicious. Yet we're supposed to help them while being punished for doing good? The world isn't so black and white. It's a complicated issue with virtue signaling to the bleeding hearts that solves nothing. I doubt they'd ever dealt with a moral dilemma and even if they did. It'd be along the lines of Chris Chan were by doing the right choice (saving Julie) they'd get their PSN account. Except in real life, no good deed goes unpunished. Which is always weird how in all these Feely good comics nothing bad happens to the "good guys". They're always rewarded for "doing the right thing".
Once when I was a young lad who used to go to Church like the good average American boy I was. We once had this program called something along the lines "Give thanks, give life" where out of pocket the church would build Thanksgiving baskets and hand them out to families (first) and those who applied. On the day of Thanksgiving the church received a donation of 2 pallets of turkeys (about 100ish) for free. The person working there was alone and ran in to get a forklift to store them. He ran in and had to call for keys and low and behold. Not even an hour he came back to have all the turkeys stolen.
Me being young and niave I asked why would homeless people do this? Especially because you know. They're homeless. How are they going to cook it? What is there to gain?
Which, the convict and homeless counselor who I was assisting at the time told me simply: "Son, they'll go out and try to sell on the street for, I dont know. 25 or so, just to get their high. It's like Christ. You can't save people who don't wanna be saved. It's by choice they're homeless. Not by chance."
Me being young and niave I asked why would homeless people do this? Especially because you know. They're homeless. How are they going to cook it? What is there to gain?
Which, the convict and homeless counselor who I was assisting at the time told me simply: "Son, they'll go out and try to sell on the street for, I dont know. 25 or so, just to get their high. It's like Christ. You can't save people who don't wanna be saved. It's by choice they're homeless. Not by chance."
Blobby and Co live in their safe space were they only see, feel, and hear what they want too. They don't have to deal with the moral implications like the story above. Imagine being a kid learning that not all homeless are down on their luck, but even down right malicious. Yet we're supposed to help them while being punished for doing good? The world isn't so black and white. It's a complicated issue with virtue signaling to the bleeding hearts that solves nothing. I doubt they'd ever dealt with a moral dilemma and even if they did. It'd be along the lines of Chris Chan were by doing the right choice (saving Julie) they'd get their PSN account. Except in real life, no good deed goes unpunished. Which is always weird how in all these Feely good comics nothing bad happens to the "good guys". They're always rewarded for "doing the right thing".