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starkind · #31 09-17-2021, 11:10 PM

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Goodkind is at least rape-curious, if not a rape-enthusiast.

Wish I didn't read. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

He died in 2020 at 72.

I suppose his books where creepy. Like definitely not light reading or SJW friendly and PC. I should reread them with a critical eye now.

Maybe we have to go the woke Amish route (btw I was very gently and quietly censored for suggesting that people are censoring too much)

Whale biologist · #32 09-17-2021, 11:20 PM

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He died in 2020 at 72.

I suppose his books where creepy. Like definitely not light reading or SJW friendly and PC. I should reread them with a critical eye now.

Maybe we have to go the woke Amish route (btw I was very gently and quietly censored for suggesting that people are censoring too much)

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starkind · #33 09-17-2021, 11:33 PM

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The one im talking about is about the 6th or 8th book depending on where u start the series.

3 and 4 counting from wizards 1st rule was very meh.

I lost interest and stopped reading because I was just too busy for books for awhile. Always meant to finish the series.

I liked Khalan and the Sith that got redeemed. That always seemed nice.

The magic mythology the series is based on is pretty nonconcensual and I always felt that the protagonists where always rebelling against that and quite upset at the powers that be. Trying to escape.

I'm not at all implying you're wrong. It takes a really broken psyche to write those stories it was definitely shocking to me. Although I didn't find it personally triggering. I was angry at what a lot of the characters did to eachother. I felt that was the point though.

I'm definitely not whitewashing it or trying to say they are safe reads or pressure you into reading more.

Sorry. I'm a terribly verbose and curious person.

unsunghero · #34 09-17-2021, 11:33 PM

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Take that Psaki clip, now replace that with a Trump Press secretary. You're still cool with that? If not you're a fraud and Jib is right, you're a zealot.

Kayleigh mcenany to “circle back” Jen Psaki was such a step down, in more ways than just the most obvious one

Remember when Jen Psaki said being called “a nice person” was like nails on a chalkboard to her? I think she also tried to twist it as sexist

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ind...623.html%3famp

That’s fine Psaki, I always saw you as a lying bitch, first and foremost [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Gravydoo II · #35 09-17-2021, 11:39 PM

Uhhh, you're the death cult.

You're not going to around for very long.

Why are you even worried about it?? You're going to die before the year is out lol.

Whale biologist · #36 09-17-2021, 11:43 PM

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The one im talking about is about the 6th or 8th book depending on where u start the series.

3 and 4 counting from wizards 1st rule was very meh.

I lost interest and stopped reading because I was just too busy for books for awhile. Always meant to finish the series.

I liked Khalan and the Sith that got redeemed. That always seemed nice.

The magic mythology the series is based on is pretty nonconcensual and I always felt that the protagonists where always rebelling against that and quite upset at the powers that be. Trying to escape.

I'm not at all implying you're wrong. It takes a really broken psyche to write those stories it was definitely shocking to me. Although I didn't find it personally triggering. I was angry at what a lot of the characters did to eachother. I felt that was the point though.

I'm definitely not whitewashing it or trying to say they are safe reads or pressure you into reading more.

Sorry. I'm a terribly verbose and curious person.

Homesteaded · #37 09-17-2021, 11:43 PM

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Uhhh, you're the death cult.

You're not going to around for very long.

Why are you even worried about it?? You're going to die before the year is out lol.

Praying for a ban are you?

starkind · #38 09-17-2021, 11:47 PM

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That's a fair assessment.

Tldr Twitter is stupid.

Go get triggered by a book instead.

Gravydoo II · #39 09-17-2021, 11:48 PM

Now its over the line to predict what happens to stupid (obese) people in large groups???

LOL

Go cry about it. Report me. Like, please do. Tell them "gravy is a big meanie and my daddy said im gonna live forever!!! ban him!!!".

starkind · #40 09-17-2021, 11:50 PM

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Now its over the line to predict what happens to stupid (obese) people in large groups???

LOL

Go cry about it. Report me. Like, please do. Tell them "gravy is a big meanie and my daddy said im gonna live forever!!! ban him!!!".

I meant nothing about you. Yes twitter mobilizes ppl in a mob mentality way.