Yeah thats it, so fate got that part right lolOriginally Posted by Reign
Yeah thats it, so fate got that part right lol
Why was even that info in the trial?
She was on trial for crossdressing, so it makes sense on some level that they'd try to paint her as some sort of devilish temptress.
As far as I could tell the trial was basically a joke anyways, so I wouldn't really expect the proceedings to be reasonable in any way.
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Sorry, on second look d'Aulon's statement was in her retrial years later to posthumously prove her innocence. The full statement was about how even though he'd seen her naked and liked what he saw he never felt a desire for her. Like as a statement of her nature I guess.
She was Virgin Mary-pretty not Mary Magdalene-pretty
>western twitter is pissed because they think Ghost of Tsushima is cultural appropriation because white people are involved
>I wonder when would these people be super-pissed and attempt to ban Fate because Nasu dared to make King Arthur a girl
I bet these are the same people that got NGNL and other light novels banned on amazon
ive literally not seen this, even once
i think getting mad at cultural appropriation died some time 2015-16
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Twitter is for porn only. I should not have broken my own rule.
Was such a shitshow of a trial the pope immediately after ordered a investigation and it was declared a mistrial, i forget if the guy got excommunicated or what.
Honestly i was weirded out that jeanne only \became a saint last century
Not immediately, it was like 25 years later after years of her mother campaigning for it.
If it's not your culture getting mad about it is cultural appropriation
Yeah, its interesting stuff.
Didnt they find her ring a few years back
I hate you for making me relive it, but just yesterday I had to deal with a thousand comment thread on Roosterteeth pulling an entry from a monster art contest just because the artist called it a "Wendigo". So yes, cultural appropriation is the buzzword of the month.
Also something about Chicago Redskins, iirc
shit BL says
Once and always and nevermore.
did the Hollywood celebrities DMs get made public or something?
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imagine not knowing what the Cicago sun will do to your skin and cancelling people for it
Yeah, that's the idiocy of cancel culture. Pretty sure that Stephen King isn't native American either, but the Wendigo is a thing in Pet Sematary, I believe.
That isn't about "cultural appropriation," though, it's actually a racial slur. People have been complaining about it for a long time.
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O walls, you have held up so much tedious graffiti that I am amazed you have not already collapsed in ruin.
Thats amazons own decision and has nothing to do with any outrage lobbying from social media users. Theyve got shit loosely defined allowed content guidelines, and choose to apply these guidelines to anime related stuff more closely because of bias. Its exactly the same shit with steam and vns.
Chicago Blackhawks the hockey team?
Cancel culture is pretty much a buzzword that has lost any meaning, if it ever had any. It's mixing under one umbrella various things like boycotting, court of public opinion, mob mentality on social media, celebrities being criticized and pretending they are persecuted even though they keep getting business deals, and companies just taking business decisions for various reasons but mostly for their bottom line, and pretend all of this is one big thing where randos on Twitter have power to move mountains. You don't have to explain whether you think some criticism is justified or not, just say it's "cancel culture" at it again, and you can wash your hands off from any attempt at understanding.
Which leads to people going to bat for poor crying billionaire JK Rowling crying persecution over being criticized for making dumbass hot takes to her millions of followers and leading to harassment of far smaller Twitter accounts, and the New York Times of all things bemoaning the "cancelling" of Woody Allen.
Can't wait for Roman Polanski, Harvey Weinstein, Bill Cosby, and Kevin Spacey to claim they were "cancelled" in a few years' time.
Last edited by All fictions; July 18th, 2020 at 12:28 AM.
Actually
I've seen before criticism on the use of the Wendigo as a monster for stories
I can't remember the specific reason why it's considered by some cultural appropriation.
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