Zetta Go Fuck Yourself

What people don't seem to understand is that if someone writes fiction about something I don't like, people may possibly use this as an excuse to do bad things, which is basically the same as brainwashing them into doing it. Therefore, committing real-world violence harassment and violence against them is morally justified! It's much less bad to perform real world acts of violence and terror than to write about fictional ones.

So in the last few days (as in... yesterday), I found a few Medieval facts that have kind of changed a few things just a tad:

It's a very simplified image, but think of it as a walled town:

I love how this post is doing numbers on Tumblr.

“The trouble is that we have a bad habit, encouraged by pedants and sophisticates: considering happiness as something rather stupid. Only pain is intellectual, only evil interesting. This is the treason of the artists; a refusal to admit the banality of evil and the terrible boredom of pain.”

'The very biggest spotty dog that you ever did see.'

Some of the stories are wild.

Yes, the man who gave birth to an octohorse, then Odin used his octohorse grandson as a steed.

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And I’ll do it again

'The very biggest spotty dog that you ever did see.'

Some of the stories are wild.

One of the main factors of animation and comics having worse art over the years is the idea that "story matters more", when most of these stories aren't even that good because they're made by/for people that barely read and such at communication to begin with. Probably comes from Millenials compensating for the times they thought reading books was boring and maybe how education just didn't do a good job at introducing literature to some kids. Even essay Youtubers and critics have basic readings/summaries of a movie's story and focus more on "the plot" than how a theme or idea is brought accross. And either the demographic or the production are always of a "YA/fandom" group. Always people who at best wrote/read fanfictions online. And maybe the idea of "story matters more than visuals" probably only works as an argument in animation if you have a basic frame of reference (Kids movies/shows or Family Guy) to begin with, when there's lots of creative animated artworks that they overlook.