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GreenHorizons
United States24419 Posts
It's been different seeing gay relationships in so many top rated shows lately. An important part of open bigotry is the condition that the person you are discriminating against can't just hit you in the head with a pipe or something without life in prison or being killed themselves. Without police or a criminal justice system discrimination gets settled on the street. Bigots talk a big game but they rarely can back it up. | ||
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Hyperbola
United States2555 Posts
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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way2mash4u
Germany183 Posts
On February 24 2015 01:28 Takuma wrote: The fuck is this Walking Dead or Brokeback Mountan? If they're going to make a character so stereotypically and flagrantly gay then they might as well give Michonne a sassy black ho accent while they're at it and make Abraham talk about being raised in an inbred household. What? It was just two people loving each other? No stereotypes right there. | ||
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Assault_1
Canada1950 Posts
On February 26 2015 02:51 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: I expect filler for the rest of the season with the rumors of who the villain is. I just hope they go outside the town once in a while, or least go out on patrol. It's easy to make predictions when you've read the comics | ||
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Takuma
146 Posts
On February 26 2015 06:50 way2mash4u wrote: What? It was just two people loving each other? No stereotypes right there. No, it was two people PDAing on an over-the-top level. The stereotype is that gay people want to display their homosexually at all times as obviously as possible in front of other people just to make it clear that they are very gay, and that they have effeminate personalities. Do you think a show like this would make characters with personalities such as Darryl or Tyresse gay? | ||
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KnT
Australia243 Posts
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Takuma
146 Posts
On February 26 2015 10:57 KnT wrote: So.... Where were these PDA complaints when Glen and Maggie were reunited in the tunnel? Their hug/kiss went a LOT longer than Aaron/Eric's Believe me it had me cringing like fuck. That too was way overdone in an attempt to make Asian computer nerd fans believe that skinny Asian losers with no game can get white chicks. | ||
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Zooper31
United States5714 Posts
On February 26 2015 12:49 Takuma wrote: Believe me it had me cringing like fuck. That too was way overdone in an attempt to make Asian computer nerd fans believe that skinny Asian losers with no game can get white chicks. In a post apocalyptic hell there's not a lot of competition bro, take what you can get. | ||
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killa_robot
Canada1884 Posts
On February 23 2015 19:16 Scorch wrote: It would be a boring show if Alexandria was the real deal. So what's wrong with it? A trap to capture their equipment and supplies? Cannibals again? Some dark secret like with the Governor? Is it abandoned except for Aaron and Eric? Some barbaric social system? Will it be overrun? Trap seems like it means they need Rick's group to fight off another group of humans. He focused a lot on how good they all were at fighting/killing, said he knew good people and bad people (and that Rick's group was good people), and when he was asked about the people of the community, he always avoided giving a straight answer. So my guess is their group is surviving due to big ass walls/supplies, but their actual fighting ability is shit/small, and another group of people are a looming threat to them. Or they just recently lost most of them. They already sacrificed more supplies to Rick's group than they had, cannibals wouldn't have normal food, can't be abandoned cause we heard kids (and the guy talked about another member), and social system/governor doesn't make much sense. I do think it's going to be a mostly empty place though. | ||
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jeeeeohn
United States1343 Posts
Also, I haven't read the comics at all, but I have a sneaking suspicion CORAL is going to lose his shit and start stabbing people. | ||
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Subversive
Australia2229 Posts
And while I'm indulging in a rare complaint, do they really need to fluff each episode out with meaningless, badly acted (although it's the writers fault rather than the actors) scenes with pseudo wisdom and lots of tears and emotion and bad consoling chats? At least episode 11 was better than 9 and 10, so I shouldn't complain. This is The Walking Dead after all; anyone not used to endless filler should stop watching. | ||
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Scorch
Austria3371 Posts
On March 01 2015 17:17 Subversive wrote: I'm a little late here, but 2 episodes ago (ep 10), there's a scene where Sasha is going nuts and engages the Walkers while they're meant to be pushing them under the bridge. Whilst slashing a Walker across the throat, she then slices into Abraham's arm. Now I can handle a lot of silly things with the Walking Dead, for example the fact no one ever cleans their weapons or their bodies when splattered with gore. But if blood directly sliced into your skin doesn't infect you, then what does? I mean a bite can infect, but blood can't? This is sloppy even for this show. The zombie virus isn't lethal. In fact, everybody is already infected with it. Its only symptom is that you will turn upon dying, no matter the cause of death. So, getting zombie blood into your system doesn't necessarily mean you die. A zombie's bite, on the other hand, transmits normal bacteria like, say, the bite of a komodo dragon would. You would then die of an ordinary sepsis with high fever and failure of organs, upon which the zombie virus causes you to become undead. Such is the inner logic of the Walking Dead world. However, due to bad writing, the series often changes its own rules, so expect inconsistencies to occur frequently. | ||
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Subversive
Australia2229 Posts
On March 01 2015 17:54 Scorch wrote: The zombie virus isn't lethal. In fact, everybody is already infected with it. Its only symptom is that you will turn upon dying, no matter the cause of death. So, getting zombie blood into your system doesn't necessarily mean you die. A zombie's bite, on the other hand, transmits normal bacteria like, say, the bite of a komodo dragon would. You would then die of an ordinary sepsis with high fever and failure of organs, upon which the zombie virus causes you to become undead. Such is the inner logic of the Walking Dead world. However, due to bad writing, the series often changes its own rules, so expect inconsistencies to occur frequently. Er, except that people lop off limbs when they're bitten with the idea of stopping the spread. I agree it makes no sense, but that's not really what they're saying. It would appear that they imply that a zombie bite is extra infectious and causes fever/death etc, despite the fact that they all carry the disease. That a bite would kill someone or require the immediate amputation of a limb seems unlikely. EDIT: Unless I'm wrong. I actually have no idea about how lethal a bite would be. But everyone treats being bitten as basically a death-sentence. I assume it's the normal idea of immediate spread. | ||
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Scorch
Austria3371 Posts
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Subversive
Australia2229 Posts
On March 01 2015 21:06 Scorch wrote: Just pretend a zombie is a snake: its bite is venomous, but quickly chopping off the bitten limb can stop the poison from spreading. At the same time, getting a bit of snake blood into your system isn't too problematic. No inconsistency there. Yeah I'll just pretend the show makes sense. | ||
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FiWiFaKi
Canada9859 Posts
Slow episode, but I enjoyed it a lot. Looking forward to the season finale, and how this all unfolds. | ||
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GreenHorizons
United States24419 Posts
How ever this boils to head it's going to be intense. | ||
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killa_robot
Canada1884 Posts
On March 02 2015 15:01 FiWiFaKi wrote: Woah, Rick the new antagonist? Slow episode, but I enjoyed it a lot. Looking forward to the season finale, and how this all unfolds. Naw, everything points to Rick trying to make the larger group stronger. I'd expect him to do things like gun training and allowing people to carry guns/etc now. He's just saying if they can't keep up, they won't get dragged down to their level. Seems roughly like I thought though. The inner group is not used to fighting the outside world, so they need Rick's group for that. | ||
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