So basically you’re saying, “Don’t you dare hold an opinion of your own. Don’t have an opinion that isn’t positive, even when the content your criticizing is problematic, because you can just make your own!”

Criticism isn’t censorship.

When I see these articles here, I make a bet with myself:

I laughed out loud at how utterly stereotypical a top comment this is. Like, EXACTLY what every single reader was expecting when they scrolled down. It’s so perfectly expected, I’m not sure it isn’t sarcastic.

If saying “I don’t like this, please change it” is censorship, then what do I make of your post, which says you don’t like feminists so they should change their actions?

Except being gay isn’t a choice? You aren’t born with a “being shitty to women” gene. The same way you aren’t born with a “being shitty to black people” gene or any other minority you want to insert there. The media/culture we consume absolutely affects how we view other people and how we perceive and treat them.

Conan is and always has been a male power fantasy.

I think that’s pretty inspiring, especially for women who have been raped, don’t you think? :)

Okay well, as you don’t care, no point in having a thoughtful conversation with you. Bai.

yes male power fantasies have done exactly no harm to women!

Conan is and always has been a male power fantasy

Who are all these people merrily whipping up batches of home-hummus?  

Hey, that’s actually a huge topic in Hornbeck’s original blog post.

I know that this is about the depiction of women, but people should also be aware of the hefty amounts of racism in most of R.E.Howard’s work. Honestly though it’s hard to measure it by our standards now, I often think it’s a product of the time and would like to believe that the same stories presented now in a more…

I KNOW I CAN DO IT. I JUST DON’T FEEL LIKE IT.

Robert E. Howard is dead. We can’t tell him to stop being a crap author with creepy ideas about women. We can hold people living in 2016 to the “don’t be a dickhead” standard.

So if I wanted to reintroduce minstrel shows, replete with blackface and insulting representations of African-Americans, back into the pop culture consciousness, people should be directing their distaste to the people in the 1800s who created it, not me, for only faithfully adhering to the spirit of the genre?

At this point, I’m taking bets on when a truck full of kittens saved from being drowned in a river and driven by Malala Yousafzai gets rear-ended into a train carrying TNT and crude oil by a van full of child rapists and hedge fund managers who were on their way to meeting President Trump to discuss buying a…

Next you’ll be telling me to make my own guac. No thanks, Jeb!

don’t challenge my ability to pay $6.99 for mediocre hummus!