These two things can be true:

Nice strawman argument, South Park. This for the hundredth time.

I’m getting Kirk Cameron vibes off this dude.

I don’t think anyone is trying to force anything on anyone..?

You’re right to feel a spidey sense about this. These strict “personal boundary” things are very Tradcon.

I know that in a literal sense, this is a personal boundary he is fully allowed to make. But it always strikes me as a red flag behavior. The last actor I remember having a prominent clause like this is a crazy misogynist Trump humper who now does Ben Shapiro movies with Jon Voight.

To me, it seems Badgley is simply setting a personal boundary, which doesn’t exactly strike me as unprofessional behavior

Because she parlayed looking attractive on camera with no other discernable skills into marrying into the British Royal Family

Take your damn star

hahha

“Is this the way?”

My running understanding is they usually don’t know what words mean and so end up using, as I’ve heard it called, “the second cousin of the word” they meant to use.

In the game, there’s no backstory of being an informer, and Henry and Sam are simply traveling through the city when they get roped into joining Joel and Ellie, which gets the Hunters on their trail.

Ever revisited many of the good rom-coms from the previous era? Lots of problematic-ness is the classic stories.

You’re laying the blame of oppression at the feet of the oppressed, there’s nothing thoughtful about reaching that conclusion.

Hey newsflash, your shit opinions aren’t sacrosanct. No one can stop you from being a bigot or a dolt, but you’re also not owed respect for it.

Of course the performatively centrist take still lands on the side that trans people and supporters are the problem. Weird how that always happens.

Came here for this...

Yo Dawg...

You are a genuinely awful person. More people should tell you this so you can start the hard work of fixing yourself.