Just thought I'd post this and generate some discussion since it's within the same subject.
Apparently, they found a Final Fantasy VII Cult.
I've seen weird, but this is pretty out there as far as cults go. The article's information on the actual practices of the cult are pretty limited, but the actual leader of the cult sounds like she's mentally ill. I really do hope she gets some help, it's sad because the article states that she was abused at a reform school, which caused her mental deterioration.
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Yeah, me too. I'm a fan of making casual 'Kaiju' decks, so I always love it when we get new giant fatties.
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I wasn't paying attention to your rolls. It would have been one of the first things I would have told you, lol.
Well, you know now. That's what matters.
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That's patently false, and obviously hyperbolic. Were these SJWs around in the 1970's or during the prohibition when law enforcement officers were killed at twice the 'normal' rate of the last 100 years (which has hovered around 120-180 deaths)?
There have been 44 line-of-duty deaths this year. There is absolutely no indication that any of these are a result of the SJW 'narrative', unless you think they're conspiring to organize car accidents on a fairly regular basis.
I definitely don't agree with the extremes posed by the people who are being labelled as SJWs here, but the underlying social inequities they're driven by are still real. They just don't have the ability to grapple with them effectively, and the internet provides a convenient outlet for their frustration. You see this in almost every internet-based 'movement', from Gamergate and beyond, where an injustice or inequity is latched onto by people with heavy confirmation biases and it quickly becomes ugly and place for people to spew their most vile inner thoughts without fear of repercussions. It doesn't make them any more dangerous than your average internet troll, and probably less dangerous than your average teenage 'swatter'.
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The only thing you can do is just keep yourself occupied while you grieve. Make sure you took some time cry if that's what you needed, and then keep yourself busy with school/work whatever you've got going on until you start to feel better. There are really no shortcuts through grief, it's perfectly natural to feel bad about losing a pet, and ignore anyone who gets a flippant attitude about it. You'll feel better soon enough, although if you don't and it feels like you've been depressed for too long, you may want to consider talking to someone about it.
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Kaburi, props on the writing buddy. You're doing a great job.
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