IDK TBH.

i have a few comments of my own regarding this, though i will largely leave this and let you all be a judge.

what i will say is: look at isff continuing to put the abuser's feelings first while not having the slightest consideration for the mental state or feelings of the victims in question.

what i will say is: look at the phrasing at the beginning. minimizing the actions by refering to abuse as simply "something bad". painting it as just some inconsequential thing.

and yes, sexually assaulting someone is a crime. putting out cigarettes on someone's arm is an act of abuse.

"as long as you lie and call sophie a liar" here she is, outright implying that sophie's victims are lying.

part of me wonders if the "you want her to be removed from her job?" is a memorized formula for her. though i would like to remind you all, this situation began with isff reblogging sophie's fundraiser for a birthday vacation trip and someone informing isff that sophie has sexually assaulted other trans women.

nonblacks gon start taking that “racist phase” shit more cautiously when they kids start coming back in coffins bc Black children start defending themselves more.

if that white boy didn’t have a “racist phase” his ass would still be here 🤷🏽‍♀️.

Black teen protects himself in self defense from an entitled self appointed policing white teen acting belligerent and violent, 5-99 years.

Asian American adults racially profile a young Black teenager in their store, following him around in close proximity, and proceed to chase him a football field’s yards away, leaving their store completely unattended, to shoot said child in the back when he didn’t steal anything in the first place. Gets found not guilty.

in 2021, 29 year old Ryan Le-Nguyen shot 6 year old neighbor Coby for going to retrieve his bike in front of Le’s yard.

The child's father, Arnold Daniel, said his children were playing outside. He said his son Coby went to grab his bike. Daniel said Le-Nguyen came out with a sledgehammer and said something to Coby.

Daniel said he didn't know exactly what was said but knows his son said something back. After that, the neighbor went back inside and Daniel said he shot a gun through the front window, hitting Coby in the arm.

"He tried hitting me with a sledgehammer but that’s not going to work because I’m too fast. [Then he] got a gun and BOOM shot me right here," Coby said.

As if order 66 in the movie isn't the clones immediately following the order with no questions whatsoever or even verifying it or wondering who the hell this guy with a scarred face in a black robe giving them the order is.

And also like. The clones spent three years fighting with the Jedi. You're telling me they all immediately turned on and started killing the Jedi? All of them? At least all the clones serving under Jedi? Really?

Some people view it as a tragic yet valid ultimate act of volition in favor of their own liberation from the Jedi, but the Jedi don't own the clones. Killing the Jedi doesn't make them any less property of the Republic/Empire. And at that point, why go after the Jedi children as well? Across the series we see clones starting to question orders and struggle to rationalize things to themselves. Am I to believe that all the thinking stops?

I think the only argument I've heard against the chips that I can at least understand the sentiment of was contrasting the clones to soldiers IRL and how often times, soldiers will absolutely do horrific things with little pushback, and as star wars is not at all shy about its influences from real life and it's parallels with irl politics. I can see where this person was coming from. But like. Let's use Vietnam as the obvious example. Even if a lot of the US soldiers were still drafted, I don't think it's comparable to the clones literally being raised from birth to be soldiers.

Even if I could buy that the clones grow up initially having a very gung ho I guess attitude and being taught to be patriotic to the Republic and all that, it's clear through TCW that even in the early war, the clones had their own personal feelings or thoughts about it even if the vast majority are still loyal to the Republic. And it's clear that at least the clones who served under the Jedi began to question their orders and status more and more and they clearly appreciate the Jedi as leaders, it's why Rex and Co are so surprised at Krell being the way he is because he's such a departure from other Jedi.

As if order 66 in the movie isn't the clones immediately following the order with no questions whatsoever or even verifying it or wondering who the hell this guy with a scarred face in a black robe giving them the order is.

And also like. The clones spent three years fighting with the Jedi. You're telling me they all immediately turned on and started killing the Jedi? All of them? At least all the clones serving under Jedi? Really?

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