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literally everything is problematic. everything has problems. nothing in this world is exempt from mistakes. literally nothing is perfect. If you hold something up to the ideal of perfection, the idea of something being flawless - it will come up short every single time.

you can scour anything for flaws and problems — any piece of literature, any work of art, film, tv show, short film, actor, artist, poet, any person and anything — and find problems with it. it might be 4 flaws or it might be 44 flaws, but you will find them if you are looking for a reason to call something out on account of it being problematic.

so when you make a post trying so desperately to tear down something on the basis that it’s ‘problematic’ (for what? internet points? being ‘woke’ about something you probably aren’t as educated as an actual scholar about?) — you’re right! you’re absolutely correct in your assertion that that piece of work is problematic.

quick: think of something. anything. a movie, maybe a book. got it in your mind? good. now get this: that thing you’re holding in your mind’s eye is problematic as fuck, my dude.

I’m problematic as hell. you’re problematic as hell. everyone in this world has their problems - says things, does things that are problematic.

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