Or to keep it Star Wars, people who tried to dump on Andor or Skeleton Crew, because everything Disney Star Wars must be bad. They just looked like miserable bitter assholes. Everyone else admitted they were actually really good, in very different ways from one another.

See the weird puritan end of Gaters that came at Kingdom Come 2 over an optional gay encounter, or tried to be outraged at Baldur's Gate 3 for it's options. Or the grifters that tried to drum up outrage for the Bill and Ted sequel, which was kind of a delight. That's the answer, make better things.

If you make something of legitimately good quality, even if it has elements people don't like or disagree with, or that can be framed a certain way, they have to admit where the thing is good. Otherwise they lose credibility.

She was Weinstein's assistant other than one other credit that's all anyone knew about her, and a lot of people had already been turned off to the entire High Republic initiative. Then most either watched the show and didn't like it, or didn't like anything they heard about it so didn't watch it.

As long as he doesn't grow into such a weirdo when he gets old. Bret Hart is as cringe as Goldberg whenever he speaks now, people should just stop interviewing him.

Yeah at this point and all I've seen I pretty much openly dislike, and do not support their community. While I do support their rights, and don't blanket judge the individuals. It falls under the principle of 'a person can be smart, people are stupid'.

being neurodivergent (or mentally ill) doesn't make you INHERENTLY problematic or evil or horrible or abusive etc. but people who are neurodivergent/mentally ill are also JUST AS CAPABLE as anybody else of being problematic and evil and horrible and abusive etc. we are not extra special in that way

Let's save those healthcare subsidies, send in Senator Ossoff.