What should I put here?
#2: Aug 28th 2013 at 4:23:55 PM
My stance is that if you get offended by something I say or do, that's a problem on your end.
I never intend to offend anyone, and I respect people enough that I won't censor myself for their delicate ears.
I write stuff sometimes. I also sometimes make youtube videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/majormarks
KillerClowns
Since: Jan, 2001
#3: Aug 28th 2013 at 4:37:05 PM
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So basically, anyone who disagrees with you is wrong?
edited 28th Aug '13 4:37:17 PM by KillerClowns
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#4: Aug 28th 2013 at 4:44:10 PM
Q: Why do we need a second thread on the same topic in the same section of the forums?
A: We don't.
edited 28th Aug '13 4:44:40 PM by Madrugada
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I think seeing Unfortunate Implications everywhere is an overreaction based on good intentions. No wants to offend other people or dredge up hurtful stereotypes. Because a character can be a stereotype withoout the writer noticing, I think it's useful to a point, beyond where it gets ridiculous.
That reminds me of a question I've thought of for a while; if a stereotype is outdated and it really shows through in a character (eg an Irish guy named Patrick with red hair) are there still Unfortunate Implications?
The road goes ever on. -Tolkien