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Holy shit, you're triggered. 😂🤣😂🤣😂 I think you are a terrible person, who seeks to destroy art rather than to uplift it. You nitpick to the point of making CinemaSins seem like someone with only mild autism and you hang out with people that are quite frankly just attempting to destroy the medium you all claim to love If I can say anything to you that makes you respond like a girl with a skinned knee, then I will continue to do it You are charlatan who hides behind an anonymous avatar, hell bent on using rage bait in order to push agendas that you know only make you money but don't actually further any kind of legit criticism 12-hour live streams where you nitpick other people's content is not art nor is it critique of that art, it is just boring. Because that's what you ultimately are is boring. Your response to my one-off comment proves that I'm over the mark and that I've triggered you just enough to where you'll feel it long after you've read it. Good.

„SIE SIND MIR ZU LIBERAL!“

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The Left says: "This country was built on immigrants." Yeah, LEGAL ones.

Everyone on earth takes a private vote by pressing a red or blue button. If more than 50% of people press the blue button, everyone survives. If less than 50% of people press the blue button, only people who pressed the red button survive. Which button would you press? BE HONEST.

Anybody calling Black anime fans "hoodweebs" is racist. Plain and simple.

Matthew Mercer on Daggerheart's upcoming romantasy campaign frame With Love and Magic: "Romantasy is massive at the moment, especially among women. We think the appetite is already freaking strong for it." "The campaign is inspired by A Court of Thorns and Roses and Critical Role's in-universe smut novel Tusk Love. Players compete in a matchmaking season in "the shining empire of Lumisara." The designers building this content: Jeremy Crawford and Chris Perkins — the architects of D&D 2024, the edition that removed orcs, introduced a two-spirit Hawkeye, and put a safe word mechanic in the Dungeon Master's Guide. They didn't leave the ideology at WotC. They took it to Daggerheart. Is this the future of tabletop RPGs?

when that oomf who hates everything announces they hate a new thing and it's like yeah you would