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Comics were just as woke in the 60s and 70s
I can't get behind this. Woke, but just as woke? I have to think there's still some difference, however subtle, between promoting civil rights or sticking it to the megacorporations, and the crazy antifa critical race theory cancel culture shit that's going on now.
Frog says that whatever Mike chooses, he's glad he's been able to get this off his chest and that no matter what choice he makes, he's grateful to have know Smiller.
I thought he loathed him.
If you eat in a restaurant where you work you're still a customer. You just have to buy comics.
There are all sorts of things wrong with this analogy. The one I'll go with for now is that if Mike buys another guys comic, he's eating in some other guys restaurant.
But these and similar questions like "why aren't guys who are pro-Comicsgate with bigger platforms than Frog considered leaders?" are good things to ask because the answers lead to a more sober perspective than just falling back on a usurper narrative.
More sober sounds - is it going too far to say it sounds just a pinch gaslighty? Occam's Razor might have already provided an answer as to why other pro-CGers aren't considered leaders. You don't have to call it a usurper narrative if it doesn't sound 'sober' enough. Would snake oil narrative be more acceptable? Carny barker narrative?
Now, this is where it gets interesting because the a-loggers in here obviously were operating under the mode of thinking that Ethan commands every infrastructure of CG, but the stream that Biggons came on, it actually highlights that it's really not Ethan that's commanding, but rather a bunch of fans of think that they were wronged by the mainstream,
Put it this way: that he got caught in the web doesn't mean he's not the spider who spun most of it. Not to labor the point that many here have already made, but a herd of dumbasses have been fed the lines that they're the customers in charge and that Mike is the devil for a couple of years. Now for whatever reason - a change of heart, bile fatigue, a dwindling stock of ablative armor - a U-turn is being attempted on one of those. Preferably finessed with enough care that as few customers as possible start to wonder if they have any say in it.
He can do it. I believe in Frog. He'll have them back,
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