#ostheory

go on twitter and go on tumblr dot txt and look for your fav who follows them and imagine them sitting across from u

and ask "why do u follow this account that hates trans kids"

like people doing "problematic" stuff and the culture of calling people or media "problematic" has no discernible structure or discipline so it becomes a meme to dismiss people who write posts about it which is a dummy thing to do

in recognizing transgressions that people do big or small it's paramount to factor that into how you see that person or media

like it isn't like a klaxon blaring with a cease and desist to stop liking whatever but it's looking at what u consume critically without immediately dismissing people who are hurt and without immediately making excuses

like I read a lot of interpretations that debate whether or not it's a deconstruction of the genre and that put me off a bit but hearing this made me want to revisit it since that realization adds a lot of life to how I read the series

specifically she referred to how meeting mami and her early death aligns with the madoka's meeting the mentor and crossing of the threshold respectively

it was pretty dismissive of people who feel targeted in games like the way the whole post is framed (removed from the original context and full image) it just comes across as unsavory to me which is fair to disagree with

anyway, 'powerful' in the context with which I phrased has less emphasis in wow I did a good job and more like wow I beat other people kind of way

and in general now is used to silence people who speak out against systemic oppression as well as get people to potentially align against marginalized people etc