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forcedhesitation · 10 months
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that one bozo who made the gender swapped dame aylin mod: it's unrealistic for minorities to exist in this game because it's supposed to take place in medieval europe!!!!
aasimar, vampires, devils, and dragons aside....
bg3:
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#bg3#thoughts about media#where's the outrage over the existence of a 1950s québécois dish in a medieval european setting? hm??#canada...canada doesn't exist in the forgotten realms. the land which this country occupies does- but the concept of the nation does not.#also! in the forgotten realms- bisexuality is the canonical norm and gender is much more complicated than just a clear cut binary.#several races have words in their languages specifically for transgender people.#and it's not viewed as strange in any way for someone to be transgender. transition is also super easy- as magic exists.#in fact. it's very probable that dame aylin CHOSE the form of a woman. based on what I've read- the divine can easily change their form.#and devils are all varying flavours of non-binary. primarily genderfluid it seems. it's totally normal for them to change form and pronouns#the majority of elven societies practice total gender equality- they do not see one gender as better/worse than the other in any way.#and bg3 actually does reflect the forgotten realms canon. pretty strongly. in this respect.#the illithid are genderless and referred to as such. your elven companions are all bisexual & polyamorous...#...duke stelmane has this title because it's a canonically genderless title. there is no use of sorceress/wizardess for the same reason.#and of course- your player character can swap gender & pronouns midway through the game and no one will care. at all.#like. for all the terrible problems with the forgotten realms- it's become FAR more aware of the fact that it's ridiculous for...#...a fantasy world to restrict gender and sexuality in the all-encompassing & discriminatory way that bigots demand.#also this isn't ammunition for anyone to pick on people who have lesbian/gay or straight tavs or durges.#my own main tav is a gay man.
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My Mom got legitimately angry at me for trying to learn Welsh because it “will never be useful/l, can’t learn without immersion and/or being a child, won’t help me get a job/learn for my career” so if you’re ever wondering why non-colonialist languages die not being able to commodify them is exactly why
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omarfor-orchestra · 6 months
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Ma perché seguire qualcuno che fa stand up comedy sembra sempre come camminare su un campo minato
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dailybehbeh · 10 months
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deathshallbenomore · 1 year
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la società se i saggi ad es. femministi -con i quali sono pure d’accordo- avessero, dopo la doverosa pars destruens, anche una sospiratissima pars construens
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calledbyflowers · 4 months
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feyres-divorce-lawyer · 6 months
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randomly started thinking about jubilee and i’ve nailed my problem with the platform. it’s the intentional misuse of “listening to differing opinions so you don’t make an echo chamber around yourself” that applies to like philosophical disputes on what really gives life meaning if any, not “racists vs black people” it is so incredibly cruel and exploitative to have any marginalized group have to argue their right to live as if they only need a more convincing performance of personhood for bigots to respect them as people.
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Consider instead: Maybe Kayle should reap judgement on Demacia Morgana
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If I’m not put on a leash I will queerify the entire avengers cast.
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uselessalexis165 · 2 years
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I find it funny that Philip is considered the only racist and homophobic one on the Boiling Isles, even though racism and homophobia aren’t even things there
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syssyadmin · 2 years
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i hate you legalization efforts that position the newly-official drug market as being divided strictly between “medical use”, which still involves needing a doctor to sign a note saying you’re allowed to self-medicate with it, and “recreational use” in which a doctor has not signed a note and therefore you must be taking a drug purely for enjoyment and as such should be treated by the law as the least charitable interpretation of said person, therefore being subject to extremely high taxes and regulatory restrictions. like. i don’t think i’ve ever met a single self-identified stoner who didn’t openly talk about how they are in essence self-medicating but sure this dichotomy totally makes sense (or at least, $$$)
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sag-dab-sar · 2 months
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Medical devices should not require an iOS or Android app to work. It took me twelve fucking minutes to set up and get my phone to connect to my migraine treatment device, 12 minutes during a horrendous migraine and I had to fight with my phone to get it to work instead of pressing a fucking button on the device. It might need a small controller to change strength but thats not fucking difficult to add.
Relying on a phone is bullshit: what if I'm out of battery? what if bluetooth is broken or something? what if I'm in too much pain to get the treatment app to work defeating the purpose? What if I'm paranoid about privacy so chose a non iOS/Android phone? What if I have issues with smartphones so use a classic cell phone? I know people that require that.
Requiring a disabled person to have iOS/Android in order for treatment to work is an unnecessary and borderline discriminatory practice.
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drippling-thoughts · 6 months
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Why do we use Mrs and Ms as different forms of address for women but not for men, you only call them Mr. and nobody cares if they are married or not🤷‍♀️
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samiliart · 1 year
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Me watching TV for the first time in years and feeling frustrated at the f*cking heteronormative standards of talk shows.
(One lady even said gay men were men that identified as women. Luckily they were called out by one of the judges who was gay but still wtf so many people need more education...
Who said we achieved gender equality when we legalized gay marriage? It's just the first step.
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deathshallbenomore · 1 year
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giannamaria guarda che se vuoi criticare la cultura occidentale però non c’è bisogno di rinnegarla così tanto quasi al punto da fare marcia indietro pure sulla parità di genere. ché quella non fa così schifo, dai
#no in realtà il ragionamento che fa è necessariamente più complesso e condivisibile#e cioè ragiona sul modo in cui le politiche di integrazione dei paesi proposti siano in realtà discriminatorie#e basate su presupposti razzisti e neo-coloniali relativi alla superiorità della cultura occidentale#e pertanto all’imposizione a chi arriva di rinunciare alla cultura di provenienza per integrarsi del tutto#in tutto ciò figura anche una promozione dei diritti delle donne + lgbt etc che si rivela solo strumentale#poiché alle destre nazionaliste non gliene frega una mazza ma è pur sempre un ottimo espediente retorico per rafforzare la propria posizione#contro ‘l’Altro’#e fin qui sono super d’accordo con quello che dice l’autrice. ci mancherebbe#solo che in alcuni passaggi mi pare abbondare eccessivamente nelle critiche alla cultura occidentale che certo. ha INFINITI problemi al suo#interno e figuriamoci poi nei rapporti con le altre culture#anche qui sono d’accordo con lei#MA non è che allora dobbiamo buttare via tutto. le conquiste relative ai diritti sono qualcosa su cui arroccarsi con le unghie e con i denti#è disgustoso razzista e ipocrita dire che x valori ci contraddistinguono e noi li incarniamo perfettamente mentre ‘Loro’ devono acquisirli?#assolutamente sì. proprio perché v. supra la cultura occidentale ha problemi anche con questo#detto ciò è auspicabile che una cultura dei diritti - anche quelli di matrice occidentale. elaborati certo grazie a un benessere di cui#abbiamo goduto anche a discapito di altri (e di ciò bisogna esserne consapevoli)#dicevo è auspicabile che una ampia e plurale cultura dei diritti si sviluppi e coinvolga tutti. secondo tempi modi e misure adeguati ma con#l’obiettivo di beneficiare tutti? io dico di sì in fin dei conti#non per tirare fuori il dibattito relativismo vs universalismo e non per fare la democristiana ma forse la via di mezzo tra un assoluto#relativismo e un aggressivo universalismo ha senso#boh è tutto molto interessante ci devo riflettere
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a-most-beloved-fool · 19 days
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makes me a little sad when star trek ignores IDIC. like. vulcans are logical. that is true. But 'logical', for vulcans, does not amount to 'without compassion,' and it definitely doesn't amount to 'racial superiority.' Belief in 'infinite diversity in infinite combinations' should NOT result in the weird racist/speciest stuff we're getting in some of the newer treks. It does make sense that some vulcans are discriminatory. They're still flawed. But that should not be common or expected, like it seems to be in SNW. If it is, then it's a race of hypocrites, which. doesn't seem very true to Star Trek's message.
I think TOS Spock does a pretty good job of embodying this. Not always, it was the 60s, after all, but mostly. He was often trying to find non-violent routes, and get by without killing - even if they were in danger or had already been attacked. (See: the mugato, and the horta (until Kirk was the one in danger, lmao. t'hy'la > IDIC), the Gorn ship). Kirk, in his eulogy, calls him the most human soul he's ever known, and I've always read that as Kirk calling out Spock's overwhelming compassion.
It's just so much more interesting when Vulcans get to be radically compassionate. I want them to believe that everything and everyone has value. I want them to respect all ways of being. I want them to find ways for even very non-humanoid aliens to exist unfettered in society. I want them to see hybrids and think that it's amazing. Also, like, disability rep. I want Vulcans to have The Most Accessible Planet and available resources because they want everyone to feel accepted and valued. It makes for better characters and more interesting stories.
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