Re: Unpopular Opinions/Free Speech Topic
Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2020 11:26 am
Sorry but if you dislike a Movie why would you pirate it, that’s not only non legal but also kinda dumb.
Forums for SMBX
https://www.smbxgame.com/forums/
If there's nothing wrong, there's no reason to write it out either. Yeah, they may get to the point that they'll need to cut out some content for time, but that's it.
I don't think this is political, though it depends on how people get their sports. If they watch it on cable or satellite, they're just losing money quickly because people are cutting the cord and thus not chipping into big sports packages. Even without cable, networks are taking a hit and resorting to drastic measures to keep the money coming in (they might even shut down their transmitters for lack of revenue as is already happening across Canada). The bubble has burst.
Alot of people on social media were not happy about that. People also boycotted captain Marvel because a comment Brie Larson made about men. Then there was Gardians of the Galaxy and now Mulan. Alot of movies anymore get boycotted for one reason or another.
I'm not sure what it is but I know many on the right went on social media to boycott the NFL and Papa John's pulled out over the protests costing the NFL to lose millions on that deal. Again there could be other reasons.mechamind wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 12:59 pmIf there's nothing wrong, there's no reason to write it out either. Yeah, they may get to the point that they'll need to cut out some content for time, but that's it.
I don't think this is political, though it depends on how people get their sports. If they watch it on cable or satellite, they're just losing money quickly because people are cutting the cord and thus not chipping into big sports packages. Even without cable, networks are taking a hit and resorting to drastic measures to keep the money coming in (they might even shut down their transmitters for lack of revenue as is already happening across Canada). The bubble has burst.
Then again, it's possible that the political controversies could be making an already bad situation worse.
So you like Dragon Ball? Like me?FireyPaperMario wrote: ↑Sat Sep 19, 2020 1:51 pmRemember when I said that Son Goku is better than Superman? Well I got a perfect theory about that unpopular opinion:
If Son Goku and Superman switch worlds, Goku could defeated Lex Luthor (and probably drop him off to prison) and other Superman villains very easily imo. And Superman would defeat Frieza, Cell, Kid Buu, and other DBZ villain that's known for killing innocent people, but he'll end up letting them go simply because Superman is too much of a "Nice Guy", and those villains would continue killing more people!
Now you know, good job being a great influence, Superman!![]()
Yes my friend, I do like Dragon Ball. More than I like most of DC's series
not watching his videos anymore but i saw it and i didnt found it funny either, maybe he took the "diarrhea dump" too farmechamind wrote: ↑Sun Oct 04, 2020 12:40 pmConsidering that the video still has a high percentage of likes as of now, I guess it fits here.
After watching AVGN's recent video of Ecco the Dolphin, I am suddenly convinced that James Rolfe needs mental help. The final gag with a funnel to the blowhole is not funny. It's disturbing, and one might say that it's almost like rape. Even if it was the other way around and the funnel went into the Nerd's mouth (or nose or something), I bet the visuals and sounds would still be disturbing.
Even the ending to the Toxic Crusaders video was absolutely disgusting, but it wasn't nearly that disturbing. At least the Bugs Bunny's Birthday Blowout video didn't involve a funnel or in any way forcing it into his lungs.
Just...I'm going to be in disbelief for a while.
I was also pretty disturbed by the fact he reviewed Ecco the Dolphin, I used to thought that game was very weird growing upmechamind wrote: ↑Sun Oct 04, 2020 12:40 pmConsidering that the video still has a high percentage of likes as of now, I guess it fits here.
After watching AVGN's recent video of Ecco the Dolphin, I am suddenly convinced that James Rolfe needs mental help. The final gag with a funnel to the blowhole is not funny. It's disturbing, and one might say that it's almost like rape. Even if it was the other way around and the funnel went into the Nerd's mouth (or nose or something), I bet the visuals and sounds would still be disturbing.
Even the ending to the Toxic Crusaders video was absolutely disgusting, but it wasn't nearly that disturbing. At least the Bugs Bunny's Birthday Blowout video didn't involve a funnel or in any way forcing it into his lungs.
Just...I'm going to be in disbelief for a while.
Graphic violence is a weird case since sometimes it’s super extreme and doesn’t bother me (I’ve been watching The Boys and the gore only really bothers me about once or twice an episode, and that show has a TON of it), but some stuff that’s relatively more minor can make me uncomfortable, especially when it’s a little more down-to-earth.Saltlord wrote: ↑Mon Oct 05, 2020 1:11 pmHere's something I noticed while watching some TLou2 gameplay: I'm cool with highly over-exaggerated violence in games like MadWorld, for example, yet I find the "realistic" depiction of violence in a lot of modern Triple A games extremely off putting, in some cases downright gross.
I didn't "enjoy" it like I did in the last game because of the added realism. In the last game you just shoot a guy and they just yell "Argh!" and then rag doll. With all the names being called out, and it taking a little bit for people and dogs to die was just unpleasant which was the intended effect. I do prefer part 2's combat because the AI is as good as what was promised for the original, and it's not just an army of guys every single time. Violence is supposed to be a very real part of the world that was established so I understand why they designed it the way they did, but for the non-combat sequences it's just rubbing it in too much. The constant replay of one pivotal death was excessive and hurt the story a bit (but not nearly as much as the actual death sequence) and definitely needed another draft. The wallowing in very realistic death really goes against the first game too which had a prominent theme of "life goes on".Saltlord wrote: ↑Mon Oct 05, 2020 1:11 pmHere's something I noticed while watching some TLou2 gameplay: I'm cool with highly over-exaggerated violence in games like MadWorld, for example, yet I find the "realistic" depiction of violence in a lot of modern Triple A games extremely off putting, in some cases downright gross.
In what kind of?FireyPaperMario wrote: ↑Mon Oct 05, 2020 6:03 pmDoes anyone in the SMBX community, besides me, thinks that the Tyler Perry character, Madea, is nothing more than a fictional stereotype character?
The angry black woman stereotypeIdunn wrote: ↑Tue Oct 06, 2020 9:22 amIn what kind of?FireyPaperMario wrote: ↑Mon Oct 05, 2020 6:03 pmDoes anyone in the SMBX community, besides me, thinks that the Tyler Perry character, Madea, is nothing more than a fictional stereotype character?