So yeah, you have no idea how chuds use DEI in this context. Saying you're ”against DEI” means you're against non-white, non-cismale characters appearing in video games. It has nothing to do with job positions or anything like that, it's just about the treats.
It's thinly veiled bigotry, and ”DEI” is just the latest chud buzzword to hide behind. Previously it was ”woke”, ”SJW”, ”PC”, etc.
Imo this is one of the core values that make America so great. The fact that everyone born on American soil is American feels like a natural law. This makes America feel way more open and free.
I initially had age of consent on here, but that's not something you want to do as a bit because most people won't run across online libertarians and know of their obsession with that topic
Denmark has been viewed as racist by other countries left wing media because our politicians are willing to say if people of a certain religion makes up 95% of criminal activities of immigrants.
”I'm not racist at all, but here's some opinions.”
To me DEI just seems completely unnecessary. We already have rules about how you can behave around colleagues.
What? Behave around colleagues? What has that have to do with DEI? I'm starting to think you don't even know what DEI means or even how chuds use it.
Wizards poop on the floor and use magic to make it disappear, this is confirmed canon by Rowling the same way Dumbledore being gay and Hermione ”possibly” being black is, via tweet.
It's safe to assume at this point that anyone complaining about DEI is using it as a dogwhistle. It's like saying ”Does being against the globalists automatically mean I'm a Nazi?”.
Funny that you bring up being Danish, the main reason Denmark has been in the news in recent years is for being racist as hell, so maybe that's not how most of you have been operating.
and started actually thinking wiseau was some auteur with an interesting vision and not the talentless bully he seems to be
Exactly, I don't get it because people like…I dunno, Cronenberg or whoever were able to get interesting stories out of student films on a shoestring budget. Wiseau was able to buy high-tier equipment (even if he had no clue on how to use it), and the best he could come up with, and he did seriously think The Room was his masterpiece, was shit-tier sexist nonsense.
Plus, from contemporary accounts he was a creep and an asshole to the people on set.
The one major criticism I have of Last Action Hero is that the tone is inconsistent, it clearly wants to be a kids' movie with the child sidekick and the magic ticket premise, but at the same time most of the humor isn't really aimed at kids. The reason the video games weren't allowed to have guns was also because Arnold was trying to cultivate a more kid-friendly image, which seems like a weird pivot in hindsight. It's not like most of Schwarzenegger's movies were kid-friendly at all, although Terminator 2 toys and video games were very successful, so I can see how they could've seen this panning out.
The Room is incredibly misogynistic, that and him being a talentless rich guy who tried to buy his way into Hollywood is why I don't feel like celebrating Wiseau as some cult hero.
.world is just Reddit except with fewer users, that includes all the transphobia and racism that's allowed to run rampant, especially now that their admins have that bullshit ”you have to allow some dissenting opinions in your comms” rule. A vegan community, for example, should be allowed to get rid of carnists posting ”protein tho, B12 tho, lions tho, what if you were on a desert island tho?” garbage.
I will always defend Last Action Hero, but people probably weren't prepared for Arnold to make an 80s action movie spoof in 1993. Plus there were some baffling marketing moves like the video games not being allowed to have the main character use guns (even though Jack Slater used guns in the movie).
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There's a theory that him almost choking to death on a pretzel was actually him relapsing.