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robin! chromedupcheeks on twt. goldstar bisexual butch (he/she) 18+

this shit is so disgustingly homophobic in context that it feels like it's straight out of a chick tract. like those little booklets evangelical christians leave instead of tips. flanderizing two adult vigilante homosexual men into shivering little pansies isn't funny in the least

Part of a panel from a recently published DC comic. Apollo and Midnighter are in the middle of a chaotic crowd, folded up tightly against each other. Midnighter is covering his ears.

Apollo: I'm scared, baby.
Midnighter: Me too, me too.

really you shouldn't expect anything better from DC comics seeing as how Greg Smallwood came out and said "we need to be nicer to rapists, they shouldn't be exiled from the comics community" and still has a job vs GFM getting unpersoned by DC corporate. pirating is always ethical

I don't think we should mince words. Transphobia and hatred killed May Pollard. The Idaho legislature killed her as surely as if they'd pointed a gun at her head and pulled the trigger. Anti-trans laws were the gun. www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...

Idaho pushed anti-trans laws for years. Then a teen died.

The life and death of May Pollard, 16, provides a window into the tragic effect that legislation and political rhetoric have had on trans people in America.

nbcnews.com

"executives with no understanding of the industry" seems to be an endemic problem across industries: higher education, medicine, you name it, a bunch of suits with MBAs and unearned arrogance are destroying everything around us, and for some reason, we're supposed to accept that they know best

Greg Iwinski@garyjackson.bsky.social · 4w ago

TV writers were right in 2023 and are being proven more right every day — there was a stable television model that made everyone lots of money and put out good shows. Then execs with no understanding of the industry confused the production model and the distribution model, and they blew it all up.

men will really go on the public internet and show more sympathy for a guy who got exposed for being a rapist and domestic abuser than for literally any of his victims

what this whole platner/chavez/black panther/everything thing is showing me is that women aren't safe in any radical movement led by men. men as an 'idea' might be able to lead but in *practice* 95% of them prioritize being able to rape and/or the comfort of their rapist friends over anything.