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i have morals and stances that i affect in real life and they affect my media consumption and analysis. i& #39;m not going to compromise on shit like pedophilia and rape apologism for a piece of media.
similarly, i won& #39;t compromise on calling out bullshit where i see it -- WOC are hypervisible or invisible in fandom. when i see one person, especially a WOC, being heavily and nearly constantly critiqued and subbed by almost everyone around her, that& #39;s a red flag.
people, especially a WOC, have every right to address the fact that people are constantly coming after her for what, from my perspective, seems like the fact y& #39;all don& #39;t like intellectualism, or the fact that she& #39;s similarly not cool with bullshit.
if that& #39;s not your lane, or you wanna be friends with people she doesn& #39;t like, cool! but i have seen more people sub about her when she is literally just tweeting minding her business. and when she defends herself y& #39;all call her aggressive and condescend about it.
i just RECENTLY joined eva twitter. the fact that i& #39;ve noticed this in the last two weeks alone makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.
i think quite a few of us are honestly on the same side overall. but i also wish some of y& #39;all had learned where the @ button was when you joined twitter.
