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I wonder.
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Brianna Wu / John Flynt - DEAGLE NATION STILL LIVES
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Unless it's solely composed of a man who cut his cock off in a filthy, dusty room with a rabidly barking dog that's been locked in a malodorous feces-filled box shelf, with a cucked Asian male chained to the floor screaming at a pile of repulsive Blue Apron slop, it isn't "indie" by the John Flynt definition.
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Wouldn't that only be if he was from Alabama considering that's where MLK did most of his work?
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> Real indie games are dying.
*Looks at his playtimes of Stardew Valley and Darkest Dungeon* What?
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More idiotic Johnsplaining.
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"You can't repeatedly show people that their lives are disposable and expect nothing to happen" -Brianna Wu (2016)
You're right Wu. As a matter of fact, I expect that all of the recent protests with people chanting things like “Pigs in a blanket! Fry 'em like bacon!”, along with every jackass SJW-type putting out "Fuck the police" on social media certainly makes police officers feel as if their lives are seen as disposable. You can't expect nothing to happen.
You're right Wu. As a matter of fact, I expect that all of the recent protests with people chanting things like “Pigs in a blanket! Fry 'em like bacon!”, along with every jackass SJW-type putting out "Fuck the police" on social media certainly makes police officers feel as if their lives are seen as disposable. You can't expect nothing to happen.
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It's a book for eight year olds, written by a woman. Any "male privilege" you're experience is entirely invented from your outrage-seeking mind.
Guh. That was the joke. It's a children's cartoon. The audience is invited to identify with the child actually doing the work of the comically bumbling adult. How are you this stupid?
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Hermoine Syndrome: (N) The tendency of SJWs to, when bitching about a character being "problematic" and/or ignoring their flaws to deitize them, not look up basic information about them. LIKE HOW ONE SPELLS THEIR NAME.
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"I think the books are problematic but I think they have merit and I enjoyed them anyway."
That's like paying money twice to make sure that you disliked a movie.
"Adopted" "Heavily scarred"
Yeah right.
That's like paying money twice to make sure that you disliked a movie.
"Adopted" "Heavily scarred"
Yeah right.
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You know Wu, what you've actually done in these tweets is perfectly describe your own mindset and attitudes towards anyone you don't like. The GamerGaters are bad and Brianna is good.
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Did this dumb cunt actually read the books, or just skim Wikipedia?
Harry's parents are murdered
He's treated like shit for all his childhood
Snape, Malfoy, Umbridge, and Voldemort make his life a living hell
The wizarding media stalks him and makes propaganda/hit-pieces about everything he does
There is an expectation on his shoulders to save everyone from Voldemort
Several close friends die horribly in front of him
Nearly murdered more than once
But no, Harry just walks through the series with nary a worry.
Jesus Christ, this bitch.
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As a metaphor for male privilege Harry Potter is completely terrible.
1) He's the only male in the books with this privilege.
2) The privilege puts him in constant danger and essentially prevents him from having any chance of a normal childhood.
3) He gained the "privilege" as a direct result of being orphaned via double murder.
4) He enters a new world of possibilities and finds he already has dangerous enemies there due to his privilege.
5) He carries the privilege around metaphorically and physically as a fucking scar.
I could go on.
The only actual privilege he has? Parents who give him a huge amount of money. Now who does that remind me of...?
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Almost as if they were written for children?
1) He's the only male in the books with this privilege.
2) The privilege puts him in constant danger and essentially prevents him from having any chance of a normal childhood.
3) He gained the "privilege" as a direct result of being orphaned via double murder.
4) He enters a new world of possibilities and finds he already has dangerous enemies there due to his privilege.
5) He carries the privilege around metaphorically and physically as a fucking scar.
I could go on.
The only actual privilege he has? Parents who give him a huge amount of money. Now who does that remind me of...?
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Almost as if they were written for children?
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You know who that also applies to?
Thomas A. "Neo" Anderson. It's basically the same premise, with the danger aspects you cited and the manifestation of his powers in the Matrix and even the real world.
I wonder what Wu thinks of the Matrix movies (outside of the general horribleness of 2 and 3), seeing as the Wachowski's have decided to trans it up a notch.
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The draw of the Matrix is the appeal to narcissists, so of course Wu would love it. Along with most angsty nerds
It promises that even if your world is mundane and your life is unremarkable, that it doesn't have to be real. That you can still be a latent hero even if reality dictates that you're not, even if you don't know kung-fu or how to fly an attack helicopter or code in Unreal you could learn it all in an afternoon, right?
Wu believes that she has a completely defined, detailed identity that simply never had the chance to come out and be recognized. The problem is the world. And the Matrix assures the audience that self-identification trumps everything, even death
Faced the unintelligibly of society, 10 years of college with no degree, a failed animation business and a loss of professional face, with Agent Shitlord crushing his neck, all the dreams and family expectations destined to end in failure, there is only one answer that John Flynt could muster that could make his life meaningful again:
"My name is BRIANNA WU"
It promises that even if your world is mundane and your life is unremarkable, that it doesn't have to be real. That you can still be a latent hero even if reality dictates that you're not, even if you don't know kung-fu or how to fly an attack helicopter or code in Unreal you could learn it all in an afternoon, right?
Wu believes that she has a completely defined, detailed identity that simply never had the chance to come out and be recognized. The problem is the world. And the Matrix assures the audience that self-identification trumps everything, even death
Faced the unintelligibly of society, 10 years of college with no degree, a failed animation business and a loss of professional face, with Agent Shitlord crushing his neck, all the dreams and family expectations destined to end in failure, there is only one answer that John Flynt could muster that could make his life meaningful again:
"My name is BRIANNA WU"
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I guess Wu reading during the day is better than playing video games all day. Still no sign of ever working.
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Except she is not reading. Books are for plebs. Brianna prefers audio books because she can say she's "read" it while it plays in the background during a marathon Peggle session.
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