Much like anyone you just want to scream 'go back to Ohio' at, they are not interested in actual discourse, but rather simply shutting down any platform deemed unacceptable. Doesn't matter what you think, you gave Matt a feels-bruise and now that which was used as the catalytic instrument of his self-inflicted perturbation, must be eliminated forever and all time. Matt Santori-Griffith has spent so much time in a little bubble however, that if anything serves to remind, that guns in fact exist at all (and therefore reminds him that guns are bad), it must be eliminated from the public sphere and stamped out of existence entirely. So this bearded penis walks around thinking ' guns are bad' for what is probably a mix of reasons that range from legitimate to ridiculous. Actually this person probably rails about how bad privilege is also, with absolutely zero self-awareness as well now that I think about it. It requires a lot of privilege to be able to look like that and not have to worry about finding employment. They probably rail about how bad gentrification is with absolutely zero self-awareness. This is also the photo that appears when you look up the definition of Gentrification and its causes. He is the one leading the charge to have vendor DS Arms removed from Wizard World Chicago. This is Matt Santori-Griffith, editor at Comicosity and self-described Social Justice Warrior in his very own words (see earlier graphic).

Letting galvanized ideology that leaves no space for the realities of existing as a business, is a recipe for disaster and sends the message that manufactured out-of-touch faux outrage garbage is something that is much more important than your ability to engage in any part of the fandom you choose to, which has always included replica weapons, from Han Solo's Greedo-blaster, to whatever the hell this is used for: You know what's bad for business? Yeah, exactly this. I'm talking about the fandom, and the fandom is always two things. a singular piece for consumption by those who wish to do so. Now before you start a slobbering comment along the lines of 'OMG how can you even SAY that! Don't you know that Starship Troopers is an allegorical satire of blarg blarg wharrgarble!' Yeah, but that's an artistic work. One place that political shenanigans don't belong is the fandom. Yes I know you're a grown adult but this guy knows best so he shall be the ultimate arbiter of what you get to do. That level is not only 'guns are bad' but you shouldn't be able to buy a replica one in order to complete your badass Blade Runner cosplay. Remember in the 1980's there was always that one kid's mom who didn't want her precious snowflake to play with any sort of 'gun' or 'gun looking object' because it was supposed to have some sort of mental effect, so the end result was that kid just getting left out of any games of GI Joe or where you pretended to be The A-team? Remember how dumb that was in retrospect? Well some sheltered hipster apparently thinks that 'guns are bad' and is taking this thinking to the next level. Still, the parallel world may also be unknown to them.Ug. Often, the protagonist is already familiar with the parallel world, as it is often a fictional universe from a fictitious work published in the protagonistвЂ™s origin universe. Isekai works revolve around an average person from Earth being transported to, reborn, or trapped in a parallel universe, usually a fantasy world. вЂњdifferent worldвЂќ) is the portal fantasy sub-genre of Japanese light novels, manga, anime, and video games. Wikipedia says: Isekai anime (Japanese: з•°дё–з•Њ, transl. KonoSuba: GodвЂ™s Blessing On This Wonderful World!

Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody

Problem Children Are Coming from Another World, ArenвЂ™t They?

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