I hope people can just appreciate for what it is rather than tearing it down for what it is not. Because it’s a pretty great piece of television about a woman’s experience with grief.

I think you may have been ratio’d more than any other individual on the internet.

Somehow, every time I see you tangled up in a new fight, I pity you even more. It’s really sad to watch.

Dismiss recognitions.

This article is very odd in the way it introduces that hearsay: “Fisher has shared a new statement, detailing the racism he experienced on the Justice League set at the hands of the executive producers....” It then goes on to describe potentially racist things that Fischer did not personally experience, but rather…

He’s a rich white boy playing dressup.  Don’t feed the trolls.

Whiney, bourgeois, cishet white boys desperate for clout say whaaa?

Seriously though reccy, for someone who’s always on the attack in favor of generally progressive or left-ish causes, why do you keep using such an exclusive-to-righty-scum tactic as “u mad, bro?” as such a standard go-to in your disputes?

Because he’s recognitions.

It doesn’t upset me. See? You just keep making up lie after lie.

I feel like this lays bare a lot of the foolishness with this whole fiasco on Fisher’s part:

Nope. Whatever happened to Fisher clearly sucks, and it’s obvious there’s major problems in WB/DC’s higher ups. Abuse (physical, verbal, sexual, mental) and racial/gender discrimination are still rampant in Hollywood, despite recent progress.

It’s because he’s a bundle of disingenuousness that has taken human form.

It’s adorable how you keep repeating lies you already publicly admitted to making up.

Considering how many people have gotten COVID because of their own carelessness, I don’t buy the idea that blaming the victim is always wrong.

Yeah, but we all feel like you, the guy who spent three years making up lies about me, don’t have any moral high ground here

Well... when the augment is “they didn’t want a black man at the center of their movie” and they go and (potentially) make their second biggest character a black man and the center of that movie, it does kinda undercut that argument.

The issue with this continues to be hearsay. Fisher didn’t hear these conversations and had them reported to him by a second party, and all kinds of context could have been lost. It becomes a game of telephone, where you’re uncertain of the exact words and intent.