The Handmaiden (
Korean: 아가씨;
RR:
Agassi; lit. '"Lady"') is a 2016
South Korean erotic psychological thriller film directed by
Park Chan-wook and starring
Kim Min-hee,
Kim Tae-ri,
Ha Jung-woo and
Cho Jin-woong. It is inspired by the 2002 novel
Fingersmith by Welsh writer
Sarah Waters, with the setting changed from
Victorian era Britain to
Korea under Japanese colonial rule. ~From Wikipedia.
Shame, shame, Bobby, liking a movie that culturally appropriated a story from another race's culture! The Welsh are people too!
And how is a cartoon depicting a dysfunctional lesbian relationship an "absolute good?" Listen up, Bobby Boy:
THIS, is an absolute good:
These volunteers performed an act of absolute good:
A deranged cartoon artist hijacking a popular children's media franchise to ship a villainous furry and a gender-ambiguous author self-insert is NOT an Absolute Good. In fact, you could argue that it will
harm little girls who see it as they will be taught that these kinds of relationships are good and normal, just because the people in them are LGBT.
This, more than anything, shows how out of touch Bob is from anything approaching reality. Even more than when he said that the Console Wars were his own personal Vietnam. To Bob, an "Absolute Good" is anything that will provide him with fap material or increase his chances of a fake-titted troon touching his willie. In reality, Bob's ramblings on morality only make him look like more of a petty and self-absorbed asshole.