With this new "cleansing" behavior in fiction, which tries to erase or slam everything down that doesn't fit the narrative of screaming Twitter SJWs, or Hollywood trying to give minority groups an overload of credit now while they have marginalized them themselves in the last 100 years, yes, this is a pretty huge problem. Like - these fanatics cannot imagine that someone might write/design a certain story in a certain way because he/she has own legacy with the topic - and the person in question just has its own opinion and perspective about it that just doesn't fit the narrative of those self-called SJWs.
I dislike that pretty much also in political and social discussions, if you have a non-mainstream opinion on these things. If you don't say "I identify as X, my sexual orientation is X, and my mental health legacy is X, so shut the fuck up now", it's always getting assumed that you're a dirty old white heterosexual schmock who wanks on a "Mein Kampf"-book.
There are some people out there which fit this diversity framework, but they don't like to talk about it because either they don't have all things straightened out with themselves, because they fear violent backlash from their surroundings if they know about his stance in the spectrum or simply because they want to be perceived as the character who they are and not as "oh, the homosexual trans man who kicks the ass of the whole movie industry".
If you follow this current SJW logic, a pute entertainer cannot even depicture a mechanic in a movie because he has no idea of the job, not even knows how to hold a certain tool correctly. (Where are the complaints about such things being depictured unrealistically?)
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Like - these fanatics cannot imagine that someone might write/design a certain story in a certain way because he/she has own legacy with the topic - and the person in question just has its own opinion and perspective about it that just doesn't fit the narrative of those self-called SJWs.
I dislike that pretty much also in political and social discussions, if you have a non-mainstream opinion on these things.
If you don't say "I identify as X, my sexual orientation is X, and my mental health legacy is X, so shut the fuck up now", it's always getting assumed that you're a dirty old white heterosexual schmock who wanks on a "Mein Kampf"-book.
There are some people out there which fit this diversity framework, but they don't like to talk about it because either they don't have all things straightened out with themselves, because they fear violent backlash from their surroundings if they know about his stance in the spectrum or simply because they want to be perceived as the character who they are and not as "oh, the homosexual trans man who kicks the ass of the whole movie industry".
If you follow this current SJW logic, a pute entertainer cannot even depicture a mechanic in a movie because he has no idea of the job, not even knows how to hold a certain tool correctly.
(Where are the complaints about such things being depictured unrealistically?)