#hate monger

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“Together”

Al Milgrom

[doctorslippery]

[mk-wizard]

The Acolyte was NOT a failure. It was failed. Hear me out.

Hello, friends. I want to talk seriously for a moment as a creator myself and a Star Wars fan who did not like the Acolyte. Specifically, I am here to stand up for the Acolyte despite it not being good in my opinion especially after seeing Mr. Pablo Gunner's rage review video where he shared many words of wisdom that Yoda would be proud of. I suggest watching it first.

The Acolyte itself was not a failure. It was failed by mistakes, taking risks that did not pay off and amateur writing. And to be honest, that's not the worst way a show can fail because in spite of its flaws, it doesn't change the fact that the series itself had many great ideas: a murder mystery, the villain's POV, calling out that not all Jedi are good, showing that there are other force users that fall into the gray area and so on. Plus, those fight scenes were worthy of being in the cinema and the characters you did connect with were great. In the end, I was rooting for Osha. In fact, I still am despite what she did in the end.

More importantly, just because the show was not good in my opinion doesn't mean it cannot be good in anyone's opinion. And beyond that, just because you don't like it doesn't mean you have the right to be mean about it. In fact, that shames the lore of Star Wars more than all the bad works altogether even the ones that had obvious resentment behind the writing (but that's another discussion). The quality of how you react to art is just as important as the quality of the art itself. Yes, I admit that Hollywood's obsession with DEI, representation and inclusion has gone too far and in fact hurts the very groups they're trying to uplift, but you don't solve one problem by creating another.

Also, the amount of badmouthing and hatemongering isn't just embarrassing anymore. It's mean. An artist doesn't deserve to be hung, crucified, sued, grounded or humiliated just because they made a work of art you didn't like. Heck, I believe that the cartoon Daria even addressed this. Kathleen Kennedy, Amandla Stenberg and all these other folks behind Star Wars are people with feelings and lives. Even if they act silly themselves or make bad decisions, they're people. And for many of these people, the Acolyte was their first ever project. Sadly, not everyone's first big project is a hit, but that's ok. What is not ok is beating people down. Now, I myself have given negative criticism on art pieces, BUT I criticize the art not the people and I try to be fair while removing anger from the equation. And I try not to be spiteful because as an artist myself, I've been there and know how it feels. Putting your art out in public is scary and I can tell you from experience that it doesn't get easier. However, it takes courage to do it in general and that within itself is admirable.

In closing, I want to add that I take absolutely no joy in how the Acolyte was not good. I wanted it to be good. I wanted Amandla Stenberg to do good. I even believed that its good points alone made it deserve a second chance with a season 2. I'm sad that this project didn't work out and I'm more sad for Amandla which is why I want her to still have a second chance in general. She has good ideas.

Please, be kind when media fails because kindness and support when people do wrong can inspire other people to be better. I mean, that was the whole point of Luke's struggle with Darth Vader. When everyone gave up on Vader, Luke still believed in him and fought to pull him out of the darkness with his heart, and he did it. Hence his famous line "I am a Jedi like my father before me." Luke was not talking about what his father used to be. It's what he believed he still was which was not only worth fighting for, but living up to as well hence why he showed mercy and support to Vader.

With that all said, let's all strive to be "Jedis" like your fathers, mothers, siblings and friends before us. Stop the hate and show support even when people fall to the dark side.

[nitpickrider]

So you trapped the resurrected mind of Hitler in a cube of vast, interdimensional power. He VANISHED one day and you just...shrugged and moved along? Skull, you're an idiot. Captain America 446

[ladythatsmyskull]

The Republican Jesus

[rabidhiss]

The Marmalade Pancake Man is trying to explain history to the lowest common denominator despite the very real and terrifying outcome of it.

This man is a serial rapist.

This man is a felon.

This man has been given exception by all major news entities, who will be first to be ripped apart by the fascism he subscribes to.

This man cannot speak without lying.

There is not one member of his cult, family, or side slut he waddles around with that he will not throw under the bus should they question his nudity and pension for brain rot.

This man is convicted in over 30 felonies and counting.

This man threw money at women he raped with instruction to seek out an abortion.

This man was best friends with Jeffrey Epstein whom you may recall owned an island with kidnapped, drugged and coerced underaged women made to perform sexual acts against their will.

This man claims to be about animal rights even though he rolled back endangered animal protections and animal body part trading between the US and Africa set by President Barack Obama.

He want’s to channel your hatred, your greed, your anger, your loss, and your poverty to further an agenda based on xenophobia.

[dalekofchaos]

The Punisher Fancast

With the inevitable success of Daredevil:Born Again, I do hope we get a Punisher continuation. So here's my fancast

My other Marvel fancasts

Spider-Man

Ultimate Spider-Man

X-Men

Fantastic 4

Dark Avengers

Masters Of Evil

Blade

Black Widow

X-Force

Wolverine 

Spider-Verse

Jon Bernthal as The Punisher/Frank Castle

Rainn Wilson as Microchip/David Liberman(EMB is now Ben Grimm so I felt a recast needs to happen)

Katee Sackhoff as Lynn Michaels

Sadie Sink as Rachel Cole-Alves

Jason R. Moore as Curtis Hoyle

Amber Rose Revah as Dinah Madani

Jack Quaid as Detective Martin Soap

Royce Johnson as Det. Sgt. Brett Mahoney

Tricia Helfer as Lieutenant Molly von Richtofen

Kate Mara as Joan the Mouse

Aaron Paul as Spacker Dave

Tyler Labine as Nathan Bumpo

Lauren Cohan as Kathryn O'Brien

Alexander Skarsgard as Hate-Monger

Gabriel Macht as The Elite

Anjelica Huston as Ma Gnucci

Diego Boneta as Eddie Gnucci

Louis Cancelmi as Bobby Gnucci

Michael Zegen as Carlo Gnucci

Michael Imperioli as Nicky Cavella

Ian Hanmore as Don Massimo Cesare

Dolph Lundgren as The Russian

Thomas Jane as Bruno Costa

John David Washington as Barracuda

Kevin Durand as Carl Burbank/Bushwacker

Chris Messina as Hammerhead

Arian Moayed as Damage

Vincent D'Onofrio as Kingpin/Wilson Fisk

Wilson Bethel as Bullseye

Laurence Fishburne as G.W. Bridge

[smbhax]

From "The Hate-Monger!" in Fantastic Four #21, December 1963. Stan Lee script, Jack Kirby pencils, George Roussos inks, Stan Goldberg (original) colors, Artie Simek letters. Photoshop color reduction.

[agentxthirteen]

On this day (September 19, late) in Sharon Carter history, Sharon appeared in:

Captain America V3 #47 (2001)

Captain America V5 #30 (2007)

Captain America by Ed Brubaker Omnibus HC (Reprint Captain America V5 #1-#4, #6, #8-#9, #12-#14, #16-#17, #19-#22, #24-#25) (2007)

[nerds-yearbook]

Super-Villian Team-Up ended its run with issue 17#, cover date June, 1980. ("Dark Victory", Super-Vilian Team-Up 17#, Marvel Comic Event)

[justdealingwithsomeissues]

Really not a fan of this cover... the drawing is fine, but the pink HATE on bright white in the background makes my eyes hurt if I try to focus on anything too closely...

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“Hate”

Steve Rude

[doctorslippery]

(via MWOM 45.jpg (869×1200))

[sweatermuppet]

terfs really show their asses when they tell you HRT is gonna make you bald/fat/disabled/etc. i thought radical feminism included breaking down & defying conventional beauty standards queen what happened

[cavalierzee]

Excluded For "Behavioral Reasons"

Olympique Marseille player Enzo Sternal, who is of Algerian origin, has reportedly been excluded from France's Under-16 national squad for 'behavioural reasons' after he celebrated a goal revealing his undershirt, which said 'Allah is Great'.