Now there are three things that I never thought I'd put together in one post....
Celine Dion, Deadpool, and interpretive dance...
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Others are free to disagree with your opinion. (You are not entitled to express your opinion in a vacuum.) BUT that opposing opinion must follow the same requirements above that the original opinion had to follow, as well as not bringing in the assumed political views of the original poster. (I leave out "stated" as they should not state any political position here on STPMA.)
ALSO, do not toss about derogatory labels at someone who offers an opinion in opposition to yours. No name calling, political labels (SJW, etc.,) questioning their humanity, morality, ethics, true fan status, or your assumption they are in the business to protect a certain fandom (gatekeeping, etc.). Again, discuss the show or movie not the politics or motives of another poster.
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Celine Dion, Deadpool, and interpretive dance...
*~Quo~*
Fic ahoy!
Well, damn....what should I write next? Hmmmmmmmm......
Fic ahoy!
Well, damn....what should I write next? Hmmmmmmmm......
Re: Celine Dion, Deadpool, and interpretive dance...
Alrighty then.
Even Bizarro World Superman is scratching his head about this.
Even Bizarro World Superman is scratching his head about this.
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Re: Celine Dion, Deadpool, and interpretive dance...
That video is hilarious!Quoshara wrote:Now there are three things that I never thought I'd put together in one post....
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