I was talking to a female recently about Disney movies we enjoyed as kids, and she admitted that she's never seen Pocahontas or Hunchback of Notre Dame because the female characters weren't white.
So all this "muh representation" nonsense is all because women lack the ability to think abstractly.
@white_male Women are acutely aware of what is socially acceptable, and won't violate that, and they try to overcompensate by being overly woke, but only when it doesn't affect them personally.
You want green energy you do it on principle.
@Tfmonkey Yes indeed. Did you know that many black males love Dragon Ball Z? And in all of Dragon Ball, there is little black representation (General Black is one of the few and Mr. Popo is "black" but not African).
I also talked extensively about Naruto with a black guy, as he was a huge fan. And there may be some darker skinned characters there, but hard to say that they would be "black."
@Tfmonkey Not only that, but anime in general appeals to many races around the world, and most people are not literally Japanese. And yet they still enjoy the show in spite of not being "represented."
@houseoftolstoy Anime is a good example of how nobody cared about representation until girls starting entering the community.
I'm just connecting the dots. Girls' inability to think abstractly prevents them from seeing characters that don't look like them as them, which is why everything must be woke and diverse.
It's all due to women being stupid and their lack of abstract thinking.
@Tfmonkey Should have included this image before, as it is highly relevant:
