goku the krump dancer wrote: Tue Oct 26, 2021 6:45 am
I'm not trying to stop anyone from having an opinion, you're 100% free to like or dislike whatever you want. All I said was watch it first to gain the full context. Imagine trying to talk about Dragon Ball with someone who refuses to watch it yet claims vehemently that its trash for whatever reason, its a waste of time. Then again suppose said person ended up reading or watching and still disliking it , then they just aren't a fan and that's cool too but at least a more worthwhile discussion can be had and maybe even some middle ground can be established.
But if someone objects to, for example, the casual normalization and infantilization of sexual assault in Dragon Ball, and says that they don't approve, what does watching 500 episodes of television do to invalidate that? Unless they've gotten something wrong and Roshi
doesn't grope people, the "context" changes nothing.
We're all adults here, people are not barred from verifying if what they've heard about this easily-accessible TV special is true. If someone gets something inaccurate, sure, correct them! But if Dave Chapelle says "transphobes say this stuff about trans people, and I agree with them, stop being mean to the transphobes" and isn't doing a bit where he's just
pretending to be a huge piece of shit, then Dave Chapelle is siding with transphobes. There is no context that can change this.
If you can
imagine what such a context would be, feel free to do so, and then maybe someone can do the requisite check to verify that no, it wasn't a part of Dave's shitty Netflix special, because you literally just had to make it up on the spot. But telling people, especially the actual trans person you were responding to before, that every horrible thing they heard about it isn't legitimate unless you watch it all sequentially, is just intellectually dishonest.
This isn't "I think coolsville sucks", he literally said he thinks transphobes are good and that he is on their side.
goku the krump dancer wrote: Tue Oct 26, 2021 6:45 am
Some Transwomen do weaponize their dating life to blackmail certain guys, they dont deserve to die for it but its still not cool nor does it help in trying to break any stigmas.
So just to be clear here, you're saying you think that there is a real, legitimate issue where trans women will have sex with a man, specifically for the purposes of blackmailing him, by, I
guess, threatening to tell his transphobic peers or boss or whatever that he had sex with her? This is a thing you believe is real?
And gee, I sure can't imagine why you would bring this random thing up. It certainly wasn't to justify any shitty anti-trans rhetoric, I'm sure.