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Re: Vic Mignogna

Post by JulieYBM » Tue Dec 10, 2019 8:54 am

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Post by miguelnuva1 » Tue Dec 10, 2019 8:55 am

So no one noticed how I mentioned that slavery in fiction such as shield hero is different from what happened in America.
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miguelnuva1 wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 5:27 amI'm African American myself first of all. Secondly the world is not black and white. Slavery was used to abuse people for several hundreds but that is because the masters were bad people.

In the context of shield hero while he has slaves his slaves are treated well and of slavery was still a law in the united states and I was forced into it I'd rather have Naofumi then someone who would beat me for not working the way he wanted.

There is good and evil everywhere and shades of grey to everything. To label Nafumi with the monsters from 2000 years ago just because his friends are technically slaves is an injustice to me.
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There's no such thing as "good slavery." There's no shades of grey with it. He "treats them well" is abuser logic.
Not talking about in real life.

I said Nafomi is better than white slavers from 200 years ago and that the act of owning slaves didn't make one evil. Just like not everyone in word that commits a crime is a bad person.

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Re: Vic Mignogna

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Some Protips here guys, for those of you whose parents, family, guardians, and school system were apparently complete and abject fucking failures at their job:

1) Expert martial arts training in real life doesn't actually grant you the ability to fly or fire energy beams from your hands.

2) Getting bitten by a radioactive spider won't actually turn you into a superhero. It will probably just given you a nasty skin rash, if anything.

4) As weirdly and inexplicably "exotic" as the UK apparently seems to come off as to some diehard Britophiles out there, no, Britain doesn't actually have a school for witchcraft and wizardry, and when you actually call people in real life "Muggles" out loud as a grown adult, you sound like a total fucking lunatic moron.
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A 'good' slave owner would free their slaves.
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I recall Assassin's Creed: Odyssey had a sidequest that explored this subject actually, but you'd preferably not have the relationship at all (no, not in the game as a media product, I meant in-universe).

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Post by XanatosVanBadass » Tue Dec 10, 2019 10:16 am

Another issue is the slave girl in Shield Hero is literally ten years old. Granted, she grows and matured into a young woman as she levels up, but still. She falls in love with him in a way that gives off Stockholm syndrome vibes. Just creepy any way you try and rationalize it, especially since she volunteers to have her slave crest reapplied.

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XanatosVanBadass wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 10:16 am Another issue is the slave girl in Shield Hero is literally ten years old. Granted, she grows and matured into a young woman as she levels up, but still. She falls in love with him in a way that gives off Stockholm syndrome vibes. Just creepy any way you try and rationalize it, especially since she volunteers to have her slave crest reapplied.
This show just gets worse the more I hear about it.
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Re: Vic Mignogna

Post by Mr.Saturn99 » Tue Dec 10, 2019 12:36 pm

Of course I'd witness Mike Dunford engaging with a Confederate descendant/apologist endorsing slavery on Biblical grounds not even five minutes after fleeing the mind-numbing rationalizations here.

Good god, people.

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Re: Vic Mignogna

Post by Shaddy » Tue Dec 10, 2019 4:18 pm

Slavery is inherently dehumanizing and cruel, treating sentient beings as property with no agency over themselves. More than that it's almost always prejudiced toward certain groups and not equally represented, so even if you're not talking about American slavery you still get a little bit of that sweet sweet minority oppression.

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Also, is this a better or worse turn for the topic than the al qaeda guy from before?

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Re: Vic Mignogna

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miguelnuva1 wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 8:55 am
Not talking about in real life.

I said Nafomi is better than white slavers from 200 years ago and that the act of owning slaves didn't make one evil. Just like not everyone in word that commits a crime is a bad person.
God some people here are just irreparably stupid. What kind of stunted vitamin deficient pop-culture diet do you need to be on to come to so many fucking moronic conclusions. I'm afraid I'm going to get infected by the fucked up idiot radiation that permeates this thread.

200 years ago there were white abolitionists who devoted their entire lives to ending slavery. People like Thomas Clarkson, William Wilberforce and Granville Sharp. Wilberforce spent twenty years introducing a bill to end slavery dozens and dozens of time before it was able to pass in 1807. Those were the good people.

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Re: Vic Mignogna

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Shaddy wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 4:18 pm Slavery is inherently dehumanizing and cruel, treating sentient beings as property with no agency over themselves. More than that it's almost always prejudiced toward certain groups and not equally represented, so even if you're not talking about American slavery you still get a little bit of that sweet sweet minority oppression.

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Also, is this a better or worse turn for the topic than the al qaeda guy from before?
The 10 year old slave is a demi-human, aka an anthropomorphized animal(in this case a tanuki). The country he resides in looks down upon and oppresses demi-humans, so yes his ends up enslaving already oppressed minorities while ticking off that furry fetish anime gets an rep for. Shield Hero is a giant incel fantasy series that includes some very edge lord abilities too boot(aka the Curse series shields).

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Re: Vic Mignogna

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Captain Awesome wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 5:00 pm
miguelnuva1 wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 8:55 am
Not talking about in real life.

I said Nafomi is better than white slavers from 200 years ago and that the act of owning slaves didn't make one evil. Just like not everyone in word that commits a crime is a bad person.
God some people here are just irreparably stupid. What kind of stunted vitamin deficient pop-culture diet do you need to be on to come to so many fucking moronic conclusions. I'm afraid I'm going to get infected by the fucked up idiot radiation that permeates this thread.

200 years ago there were white abolitionists who devoted their entire lives to ending slavery. People like Thomas Clarkson, William Wilberforce and Granville Sharp. Wilberforce spent twenty years introducing a bill to end slavery dozens and dozens of time before it was able to pass in 1807. Those were the good people.
I'm not deying that. I said Naofumi is not a bad person just because his friends are technically his slaves.

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Re: Vic Mignogna

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Saimaroimaru wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 5:10 pm
Shaddy wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 4:18 pm Slavery is inherently dehumanizing and cruel, treating sentient beings as property with no agency over themselves. More than that it's almost always prejudiced toward certain groups and not equally represented, so even if you're not talking about American slavery you still get a little bit of that sweet sweet minority oppression.

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Also, is this a better or worse turn for the topic than the al qaeda guy from before?
The 10 year old slave is a demi-human, aka an anthropomorphized animal(in this case a tanuki). The country he resides in looks down upon and oppresses demi-humans, so yes his ends up enslaving already oppressed minorities while ticking off that furry fetish anime gets an rep for. Shield Hero is a giant incel fantasy series that includes some very edge lord abilities too boot(aka the Curse series shields).
To be fair, that applies to a LOT of popular anime. Hell, that basically describes the entirety of the harem genre. :lol:

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Re: Vic Mignogna

Post by JulieYBM » Tue Dec 10, 2019 6:00 pm

Harem anime are actually not very popular. Otaku prefer vanilla sex and other pure elements. Actually having a polygamous relationship isn't something I have ever seen outside of doujinshi, anyway.
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Re: Vic Mignogna

Post by Saimaroimaru » Tue Dec 10, 2019 7:09 pm

miguelnuva1 wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 5:29 pm
Captain Awesome wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 5:00 pm
miguelnuva1 wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 8:55 am
Not talking about in real life.

I said Nafomi is better than white slavers from 200 years ago and that the act of owning slaves didn't make one evil. Just like not everyone in word that commits a crime is a bad person.
God some people here are just irreparably stupid. What kind of stunted vitamin deficient pop-culture diet do you need to be on to come to so many fucking moronic conclusions. I'm afraid I'm going to get infected by the fucked up idiot radiation that permeates this thread.

200 years ago there were white abolitionists who devoted their entire lives to ending slavery. People like Thomas Clarkson, William Wilberforce and Granville Sharp. Wilberforce spent twenty years introducing a bill to end slavery dozens and dozens of time before it was able to pass in 1807. Those were the good people.
I'm not deying that. I said Naofumi is not a bad person just because his friends are technically his slaves.
He is bad person for keeping them in bondage. They don't have a choice, if they decide they want to move on with him for any reason, the slave crest will induce imaginable amounts of pain. They have no choice but to hitch themselves to Naofumi or suffer grave consequences to their well being.

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Re: Vic Mignogna

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Shaddy wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 4:18 pmAlso, is this a better or worse turn for the topic than the al qaeda guy from before?
I'm gonna say its pretty lateral. Defending the 9/11 hijackers versus defending slavery: those two seem to roughly cancel one another out in terms of which is more brain-meltingly hideous, idiotic, and deranged.

Captain Awesome wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 5:00 pmGod some people here are just irreparably stupid. What kind of stunted vitamin deficient pop-culture diet do you need to be on to come to so many fucking moronic conclusions. I'm afraid I'm going to get infected by the fucked up idiot radiation that permeates this thread.
Cap now officially sounds exactly like where I was with this whole forum circa 2008/2009.

Captain Awesome wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 5:00 pm200 years ago there were white abolitionists who devoted their entire lives to ending slavery. People like Thomas Clarkson, William Wilberforce and Granville Sharp. Wilberforce spent twenty years introducing a bill to end slavery dozens and dozens of time before it was able to pass in 1807. Those were the good people.
I guarantee you that well under 30% of this forum (and that's a very generous estimate) has ANY fucking clue who ANY of those people are. Here's a quick (and only partial) checklist of just a sample of some of the famous and fairly modern day celebrities and public figures that I've actually, literally, and for real have had to hunker down and personally explain exactly who they are and why they're famous - on a very rudimentary level - to numerous users on here in off-forum convos back in the day at one time or another:

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Now do you HONESTLY think - given some of the incredibly significant and ridiculously ubiquitous people I just listed above that I know for an absolute goddamn FACT that numerous folks from this forum (including a few very recognizable user names around here) have legitimately needed explained to them at various points within the last decade and change - that nearly ANYONE here will know who in the utter mother of fuck a bunch of 18th & 19th century abolitionists are and why what they did mattered so much?

I'll go you one better: do you honestly think that greater than half of this forum (and again, that's a GENEROUS estimate) even knows what the Abolitionist Movement even WAS in the first place? And if they do, what do you think the odds are that they only JUST found out this info from a Wikipedia article within roughly the past couple of years maybe? Christ, there are folks here who at one time had literally no earthly idea who motherfucking Oscar Wilde was until I tried explaining who he was to them.

Those of you guys here who exist outside of this thick membrane of ignorance have had a very hard time believing me on this issue, but let me once again assure you that I'm in NO WAY making any of this up: the level and degree to which a SIGNIFICANT portion of this community SOLELY pays any attention to or retains knowledge of Shonen anime, children's TV minutia, and blockbuster summer/superhero/children's animated films is genuinely stomach churning and existentially horrifying.

And yes, that kind of sheer ignorance and total lack of intellectual curiosity regarding basic facts and history about the world is most certainly indeed how you end up with some of the astonishingly gutter-level viewpoints and complete absence of critical thinking, social consciousness, or ethical understanding that we see not just in this particular thread, but really all over a great many corners of this community.
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Re: Vic Mignogna

Post by miguelnuva1 » Tue Dec 10, 2019 7:47 pm

Saimaroimaru wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 7:09 pm
miguelnuva1 wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 5:29 pm
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God some people here are just irreparably stupid. What kind of stunted vitamin deficient pop-culture diet do you need to be on to come to so many fucking moronic conclusions. I'm afraid I'm going to get infected by the fucked up idiot radiation that permeates this thread.

200 years ago there were white abolitionists who devoted their entire lives to ending slavery. People like Thomas Clarkson, William Wilberforce and Granville Sharp. Wilberforce spent twenty years introducing a bill to end slavery dozens and dozens of time before it was able to pass in 1807. Those were the good people.
I'm not deying that. I said Naofumi is not a bad person just because his friends are technically his slaves.
He is bad person for keeping them in bondage. They don't have a choice, if they decide they want to move on with him for any reason, the slave crest will induce imaginable amounts of pain. They have no choice but to hitch themselves to Naofumi or suffer grave consequences to their well being.
They are bound to him but it is due to choice at that point in the series. Naofumi gives them the option to leave and the girls choose to stay with him. The slave Crest is a technically.

Cleo technically also started as a pet.
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Re: Vic Mignogna

Post by miguelnuva1 » Tue Dec 10, 2019 7:49 pm

Kunzait_83 wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 7:23 pm
Shaddy wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 4:18 pmAlso, is this a better or worse turn for the topic than the al qaeda guy from before?
I'm gonna say its pretty lateral. Defending the 9/11 hijackers versus defending slavery: those two seem to roughly cancel one another out in terms of which is more brain-meltingly hideous, idiotic, and deranged.


I didn't defend slavery in real.life, I defended the shield hero only as he isn't like slavers from real life.

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Post by SuperSaiyaManZ94 » Tue Dec 10, 2019 8:11 pm

Ok, not following here. What exactly do all these conversations/tangents on slavery and the like have to do with the discussion on Vic's misdeeds and the drama over his backfired court case specifically??? Seriously, i'm just wondering because it seems to happen every so often in this thread with derailing into other things that have nothing at all in relation to the topic at hand.

Just an honest observation, it's really making my head spin. :crazy:
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Re: Vic Mignogna

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miguelnuva1 wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 7:49 pm
Kunzait_83 wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 7:23 pm
Shaddy wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 4:18 pmAlso, is this a better or worse turn for the topic than the al qaeda guy from before?
I'm gonna say its pretty lateral. Defending the 9/11 hijackers versus defending slavery: those two seem to roughly cancel one another out in terms of which is more brain-meltingly hideous, idiotic, and deranged.


I didn't defend slavery in real.life, I defended the shield hero only as he isn't like slavers from real life.
But you clearly don’t see how depicting a “good slaver” is dangerous? You don’t think normalizing a horrid institution (which this show DOES) is a BAD thing to let incels latch onto? Stop giving the right ANY ammo.

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