moved.

This is the fetishist killer pride flag. I am apart of multiple groups that are fetishized by freaks and chasers, so I made this.If this flag offends you, I literally don’t care. These groups are constantly murdered, harassed, and worse by chasers. 

The dark purple represents trans women fighting back against their fetishists

The bright purple represents lesbians fighting back against the men who fetishize them

The burnt salmon represents fat people fighting back against the people who fetishize them

The light salmon represents people of color fighting back against the white people who fetishize them

The creamsicle orange represents gay men fighting back against fujoshis

The yellow represents trans men fighting back against their fetishists

FALLOUT 4 USERBOXES: FACTIONS

Movie Sonic and Kylo Ren are a lot alike.

-Both kill their parents, intentionally or not, then whine about it even though it was totally their fault.

-Both are lonely and isolated and whine about it even though, again, it was totally their fault.

-Powerful, more interesting female characters die for them.

-Fans like to woobify them and talk about how sad and lonely they are and how they deserve love.

-Both get redeemed unfairly when they use their powers to protect people they ‘care’ about.

-Both get the love they believe they deserve even though they totally don’t deserve it.

Both cases are EXTREMELY different. Sonic was five years old (or younger) and Longclaw sacrificed herself to protect him from people he accidentally got to discover him, that is NOT comparable to Kylo Ren, who was an actual adult that made the concious decision to murder his father.

What happened with Longclaw was Sonic’s mistake, but you’re treating it like a murder, he did NOT deserve what happened to him (again, he was a child who’s only crime was having a lot of power) and he certainly didn’t need a redemption arc, that’s not what they were going with.

I do agree with your feelings about Kylo Ren, the undeserved redemption and the woobifying, but those things don’t apply to Sonic.

Sonic wasn’t part of a galaxy-wide fascist dictatorship, he wasn’t an abuser who probably killed hundreds if not thousands of people ( INCLUDING HIS FATHER) but got an unfair redemption and the love of his abuse victim.

Sonic was a toddler born with a power that forced him to run and hide his whole life, as any toddler he was impulsive and overconfident so he was found out and attacked causing his mother figure to sacrifice herself to save them. He then had to spend ten years in complete isolation and when he saves people’s lives and finally gets the love he wanted, you call it undeserved because you can’t let go of a mistake he made as a toddler?

TL : DR

Hancock: *standing in the corner of the room, eating a Kit-Kat the wrong way*