I mean…this entire conversation has clearly been a 40 year old using ChatGPT to argue against itself.

Hey now - you guys are kindred spirits!

There’s a reason he doesn’t reply to anyone else!

- Debra Leevil.

Glad you don’t just view my name as a placeholder😜

I actually feel like it would be mocked far more aggressively if everyone were white and straight!

And all the people sending those death threats are fucking pricks who should be shamed and IP-banned from whatever medium they’re using to send those threats.

And I appreciate that you read the first sentence, haha!

For sure - and it’s not actually different from JK Rowling, et al using the subset of psycho incels who picked the “progressive” side and send her daily rape and death threats to discredit anyone who calls her a hateful asshole.

Hell, I’d say Mystery Incorporated was light years ahead in terms of emotional maturity.

There’s a reason it’s a big 

Yeah, they seem think that the concept of children’s characters telling dirty jokes is so inherently funny that they didn’t actually have to come up with funny jokes, haha!

He-Man features heavily in that reboot…

Also…this isn’t even “minority-created media,” haha - the showrunner is a straight white guy!

Mystery Incorporated has a gay, sarcastic Velma AND a Fred with such a warped conception of masculinity that he views his feelings for Daphne as “Not Manly,” haha!

Velma and Marci forever, dammit!

I’d say there was a much larger volume (if not ratio) of hateful crap directed at TLJ than Velma, if only because it had a far larger cultural presence.

Oh, “That I’ve seen” is a very important qualification!

Yep - the most vociferous criticism I’ve seen has been from people like Scooby Doo and/or animation in general, saying “this just isn’t good.”

Most of the criticism I’ve seen of Velma has run along the lines of it being smug, mean-spirited, and not nearly as smart as it thinks…with the related criticism that the Scooby Doo connection only exists because the show wasn’t good enough to be made on its own merits.