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>>32891 No.34224
I'm gonna say something controversial. I think the fake goths are closer to bimbos than anything. They're stupid, but in a different way
No.34226
>>34224I remember a tweet calling it "inverse gyaru", stuck with me
No.34228
>>34207TAG YOUR J-HORROR, KID.
No.34229
>>34224It's just a flavor of e-girl which is generally pretty bimbo.
>>34226That'd imply they're eschewing Western beauty standards for exaggerated Eastern beauty standards. I would say goth
wwhores basing their look on onryō is a natural progression but that's a scary thought.
No.34230
>>34209Even you can make decent posts sometimes…
Though I'm surprised you had nothing to say about Skullgirls.
>>34210I live in a hot-bed of Tex-
MeX and I still get the urge for it sometimes. It's managed to survive in what I imagine is an especially contested area here. I think it's just how savory the meat is and how simple it is. Less messy, maybe?
>>34218You need to pinch yourself for this one though.
No.34231
>>34219The absolute state.
No.34233
>>34219>>34231Underbaked challenge, he could've made the arena shrink with time
No.34234
>>34208>I think Hitler has transcended existence.If this is your case for defending Tats's willful ignorance of basic political truths then it's pretty weak.
I think just about everyone can agree on some political truths on Hitler without upsetting revisionists of either stripe. Hitler was a national supremacist first and foremost. Then, a genuine anti-Semite and racial supremacist second (though this would have been politically convenient so some might contest this.) I highly doubt anyone would object to these two things. Furthermore, Hitler was more of a pragmatist than an ideologue as basically any leader of a "party government" tends to be. You can see this in the diversity of thought in the Nazi Party. Though, again, like just about every government party leader, there were ideological purges. But this was mostly a means of consolidating power (this might upset Hitlerists or other Nazi types but you could always make the argument that this was completely necessary and people like Röhm were legitimate threats to Hitler's aims and/or greater ideological purity.)
Does anyone really object to this?
The exact ratio of Machiavellians to genuine political actors in the Nazi Party is more contentious. But neither Nazi Germany nor the post-war Allies had such a vicegrip on reality that truth became an illusion. The Nazi Party ruffled enough feathers in Germany that you had historic, measured accounts of dissent by people who had no real reason to explicitly lie.
Don't you believe literally every negative account on the USSR?
WHATEVER.
>>34220It's like a gag in a cartoon. One that'd be there for 2s or in the background. I don't think Bushmiller's version of this relationship was so hot-cold.
>>34225Daily reminder that Nazi Germany was majority Christian.
No.34239
>Eat more vegetables to save money
>All these recall outbreaks
THEY FEED US POISON
No.34240
>>34239Hitler was a vegetarian. Was he just a pawn of Big Vegetable?
No.34241
>>34234I think Tatsuya believes in vibe history
No.34247
IF YOUR PEACH VOICE DOESN'T SOUND LIKE YOU'RE STRAINING YOURSELF AS HARD AS POSSIBLE THEN I DON'T WANT TO HEAR IT.
No.34248
Trickal does have me wondering, "For what reason did they want to make this?" and the best answer I can come up with is: Some Korean guys just really want to manhandle wwomenfolk by pinching their cheeks, tickling their tummies, petting their heads, and giving them noogies
No.34249
>>34248I mean, same.
No.34250
>>34248Makes sense, touch screen anime girl gimmicks have fallen by the wayside since the DS family and vita died
No.34251
We still never had Majo Shinpan with reflexology, either
No.34254
>>34253YUUGE IF TRUE.
No.34256
>>34255Maybe it was too transbian coded
No.34260
I was thinking of why I find ghosts so scary and found that it's hard to think up scary stories with them that specifically appeal to ghost fear. It's much easier to think of some killer or something more surreal for me.
No.34261
>>34253Didn't they get those outfits from europe though
No.34262
>>34261What did he mean by this?
No.34263
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2672470/UnLoop/Just like that, Woodstock is deprived of its vitality because you can have your favorite streamer redo the Karkat self-argue conversations but be (presumably) funnier than Jr's basic pottymouth antics.
>Reference to HORSEed porn 
No.34264
What if they got Northenlion to be Doc Scratch and Steven Seagal to read Dad's notes.
No.34266
>>34264Woodstock pilot pulling the Mewgenics gambit and getting every streamer to participate for exposure
No.34267
>>34253For real though, those commercials set DQ7 in Spain and DQ8 in uhhh somewhere Eastern Europe, can't remember, so 11 being Portugal wouldn't be crazy.
No.34268
>>34267My mind inevitably returns to the seura isago book where Loto-chan is sold to a Portugan merchant
No.34269
It's really fudged up how Brazilians say "Portugao"
No.34271
>>34266I mean, they already got Vivziepop and
smurfing Chris O'Neill so.
No.34272
I don't think they could pull Nicholas Cage though. No matter how much they might yearn.
No.34273
the night before nothing
No.34275
>>34274KOJIMA DIES TONIGHT.
No.34286
I might try drawing something today
No.34287
>>34285No, no, they can keep the part where they want to
smurf me.
No.34289
>>34287And that's how the animation industry was lost
No.34290
>>34289wwomenfolk shouldn't have been allowed into art to begin with.
No.34291
>>34288I thought that was Strawberry Shortcake from a distance
No.34292
>>34291How based, I should steal some patterns from that
No.34293
>>34292Uh, now I want to get a word in edge-wise…. CABBAGEPATCH KIDS?!?!?!?
No.34295
>>34294That's a weed.
No.34296
>>34295I should ask G.Pete to hallucinate some CPK popularity numbers and see if the dwindle with declining birthrates
No.34297
>>34296A new market to be cornered. High-tech fake babies for Asian countries.
No.34299
https://youtu.be/uHyLR5fMhr0?t=860I know shes's a literal whore but damn does she sound like a retard
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suzumi_SuzukiKeidai huh
No.34300
>>34299>TattooEeeyup.
No.34301
I'm feeling like musing on Evangelion for a second. Obviously I'm going to defer to Woodstock as my example- with that, if people think it's any level of good, they should have their media literacy discounted because they lack "proper viewer expectations" of any kind. If they're lukewarm, they didn't really care. If they loved it, they're complete fandumb sheeple who would never willingly leave Mr Bones's Wild Ride. I feel like Eva is a similar litmus test but nostalgia, emotional hang-ups, and contrarianism… Nothing really feels right to say about either side.
I feel like a deeper dive is required into the show and its development is required to answer if all the discourse is meaningful or not- I've dipped my toes. Woodstock should be an obvious-from-the-offset thing as a "No" and I feel like people should be better at recognizing that kind of thing. Then again, saying that would irritate a group of people who don't think anything (or at least Woodstock) deserves that sort of hand-waving. And I do, in part, try to dig into the authorial intent of Woodstock even if I don't think it's remotely coherent or "effective" or good, whatever you want to call it. Here I go again. I'll stop.
New sticker for the bunch? 
No.34302
Getting an idea for an hgame. Things posted in this thread kind of sparked it in my head. Game where you're like an apprentice to a spellsword serious knight lady, and you come from some kind of family that prevents her from reprimanding you. Basically, you have to balance learning from her while also occasionally doing things like pinching her cheeks or smacking her butt. If things get too pervy, it's game over. You have to find a balance between your duties and goofy acts (you're trying to get her to lighten up, not molest her). Your character is meant to grow into a capable man while melting the woman's icy heart.
No.34303
MEX, what are your thoughts on culling the terms "Metroidvania" for "adventure platformer", this was very controversial with the people I brought it up to originally.
No.34304
>>34303>MetroidvaniaHas always been mockable and contained at least 2 subgenres of game
Not so offensive as "everything is a roguelike" or "enemy bullets make it bullet hell"
No.34305
>>34302Someone just needs to make a masseur game where you aren't an ugly sexpest scumbag
No.34307
>>34304>"everything is a roguelike"But everything IS a roguelike these days.
No.34310
Why hasn't there been a collectable autobattler with permadeath and potions?
No.34311
>>34234>If this is your case for defending Tats's willful ignorance of basic political truths then it's pretty weak. Way to miss the point that the vast majority are also "ignorance of basic political truths".
>I think just about everyone can agree on some political truths on Hitler without upsetting revisionists of either stripe. Noone can agree and everyone is upset. It's just an endless stream of Candace Owens tier low-IQ conspiracism. Often stoked, of course, by
BRICS shills.
>But neither Nazi Germany nor the post-war Allies had such a vicegrip on reality that truth became an illusion."Say that this version of history is correct or we'll send you to jail and/or kill you" is pretty much a "vice grip".
>The Nazi Party ruffled enough feathers in Germany that you had historic, measured accounts of dissent by people who had no real reason to explicitly lie.Never said they didn't.
>Don't you believe literally every negative account on the USSR?Now you're just making shit up about me as an attack. I've actually met people who lived under the Communist bloc and they didn't have reason to lie either. I think I'll trust them over, say, Hasan Piker.
Just about everyone who defends Warsaw Pact society (as a whole - I will concede that there were SOME good things about it, but not many) falls into one of three categories:
>naive and foolish westerners who never lived under communism and uncritically believe communist propaganda>resentful third worlders who never lived under communism and want BRICS to win because they hate the West because colonialism o algo>"Red Diaper Babies" AKA commie glowies (NKVD etc) military officers and party bigwigs and their descendants who will tell you about how good life was for THEIR family under communism (they will omit the part about them being part of the commie nobility) No.34312
This goes for Cuba as well btw
No.34315
>>34311>Way to miss the point that the vast majority are also "ignorance of basic political truths".The first sentence of what you originally said seemingly implied that Hitler was beyond analysis or investigation. None of this addresses what I said about Hitler so I'm assuming you don't disagree with any of it. I will repeat that I don't think the vast majority of people disagree with what I said. I also don't think the vast majority of people believe that Hitler strongly supported Germanic paganism (which Tats does or at least pretends is the case or pretends he strongly enabled it or whatever) nor do the vast majority of people believe that Hitler or the Nazi Party were strongly or deeply Christian. In that sense, public perception is somewhat nuanced since either of those perceptions would be easy to push as a narrative about radicalized "Western culture" but public perception says that Nazi Germany was largely secular with some fringe pagan and occult elements. Even if just by the slimmest of margins, public perception is more nuanced than what I think (YOU) like to believe.
Which I guess begs the question of whether or not you want Hitler to "transcend existence" for whatever reason.
>Noone can agree and everyone is upset.About the things I said?
>"Say that this version of history is correct or we'll send you to jail and/or kill you" is pretty much a "vice grip".But people have still said otherwise and been recorded as such. That's not the kind of thing that pushes anything into a "post-truth" state.
>Never said they didn't.So how has Hitler transcended existence then…?
>Now you're just making shit up about me as an attack.I'm just being deliberately uncharitable as a transition to say that none of this matters because Tatsuya conversations are pointless (you just happened to make an interesting though decidedly silly point.) This sends you on a tangent about the thing you hate when this is about the veracity of history in general. You must have realized that I implied that nothing about the USSR widely acknowledged as being true could be completely fabricated as well. And yet you felt the need to corroborate this.
Whatever, send it.
No.34317
We need Tatsuya to do Vietnam. I'd like to see how his goo brain processes it
No.34319
>>34317He'd turn Brokeback Mountain into Hamburger Hill, for one.
No.34321
REFRESH YOUR PAGE NOW.
No.34322
(Actually important typo fixed for once.)